Turkish Flat Weave Bracelet
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Intermediate | 19 min 27 sec
Introduction
00:25
Materials
01:22
Make Bracelet
04:09
04:56
04:42
03:53
Jewelry designer Alix Bluh shows you how to crochet with beads using an easy stitch. The result is a subtly bejeweled, bohemian bracelet that can be adapted depending on what kind of cord and beads you use. It lays flat and looks even better with a couple variations stacked on your wrist. Alix talks through the different options, as well as two different kinds of closures: a toggle or a vintage button.

Note: In this class, Alix uses an unconventional crocheted chain stitch to create the foundation chain for her jewelry. While this nontraditional stitch works fine for this class, new crocheters may be interested in learning how to work a traditional chain stitch. Watch Edie Eckman's class on this topic here.  
Here’s what you’ll need:
  • Nylon cord
  • embroidery floss or silk thread
  • beads
  • 1.75mm crochet hook
  • Hypo cement
  • Super Glue
  • scissors
  • tapestry or embroidery needle
  • vintage button or toggle
Downloads:
Learn how to:
  • Crochet Turkish Flat Weave stitch
  • Create crochet button loop
  • Use shank button as a bracelet closure
What you’ll get:
  • An easy-to-follow lesson on how to make a Turkish flat weave bracelet
  • 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
  • Detailed supply list
  • Step-by-step instruction by designer Alix Bluh
  • The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
Class PDF
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Turkish Flat Weave Bracelet Reviews
425 users recommended this class to a friend
Betty Arruda
Excellent instruction and beautiful work. Im going to try mak8ng one right now!
July 31
 
Laura Adams
Beautiful technique. I am a beginner's beginner so this is probably a more complicated than I can handle at the moment but once i get some basic foundational concept down my goal is to try to make one.
More than 3 months ago
 
Stacy Duchscher
I'm going to try it! Although the artist did not specify the size of bead that is best.
More than 3 months ago