We will need large beads of two shades, scissors and fishing line (1 m). You can complement the weaving with metallic beads.
This is what the general bracelet weaving pattern looks like.
We start by stringing 4 beads of the main (background) color onto one end. We thread the other end of the fishing line into the last bead. We tighten the weaving in the center.
Next, we string one bead on both ends and pull the ends through another one. So we weave 8 crosses.
We have come to the moment when we need to weave hearts from pink beads. The weaving pattern is no different, you just need to alternate the main color with pink.
We string a white bead on the left end of the fishing line, a pink one on the right and intertwine both ends in pink.
We weave a full cross from pink beads.
We finish weaving the heart the same way we started, only at the end we intertwine both ends in white beads.
We weave two crosses of the main color and again begin to weave a heart. There are 5 hearts in the bracelet.You can weave less or more, or change the spacing in the form of crosses. From the last heart there should be 8 more crosses or more. The size of the bracelet depends on the diameter of the wrist.
This is what the first row of the bracelet looks like.
We weave the second and last row of the bracelet. We string 3 beads onto the left end and thread the right end of the fishing line through the last one.
We always thread the fishing line through the free bead in the first row, and string 2 beads of the main color onto the extreme end. We thread the left end through the last one. After forming a cross, the left end should always be threaded through the bead in the first row.
In the second row we finish weaving hearts. On the last cross of the main color, the bead through which we pass both ends should be pink.
Weave a pink cross.
We string a bead of the main color onto the left end, and thread both ends through the pink one.
We weave a pink cross again. At this point we finish weaving the heart and weave further with the main color until the next heart.
This is what a woven bracelet looks like.
Now you need to connect both ends. We string one bead at a time and pull them through the bead on the opposite side of the bracelet. A cross is formed.
We bring the ends through adjacent beads to the right and thread them through another one. Tighten it well and tie it with several knots. We cut off the excess fishing line.
A simple beaded bracelet is ready!
