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How To Make A Beautiful Rosary Bracelet With Premium Furnace Glass Beads by Sheri Hill
We all have a vice. Mine happens to be this habit of buying every pretty bead I see. My very favorite beads are the blown furnace cane glass beads...particularly from US artists Mingo & Asho and David Christensen. They are positively stunning! I have now found a way to use the chub style furnace beads to make a rosary bracelet.
If you are not familiar with a rosary bracelet, or how to pray with a rosary bracelet, it consists of 11 beads, rather than the traditional 59 of a full rosary. The singled out bead is the Our Father bead, and the other 10 are for the decade of Hail Mary prayers. A rosary bracelet is a convenient way to carry your rosary with you, and is also an excellent conversation starter to share your faith.
To make an easy and beautiful furnace glass rosary bracelet you will need the following supplies:
10 FURNACE GLASS CHUBS
1 LARGE FURNACE GLASS CHUB
28* 4mm SWAROVSKI CRYSTALS
1 BUTTON CLASP
1 SMALL CRUCIFIX (with jump or split ring for hanging)
1 SMALL MIRACULOUS MEDAL (also with jump or split ring) (OR SAINT MEDAL OF CHOICE)2 SILVER CRIMP BEADS
SOFTFLEX BEADING WIRE, MEDIUM STRENGTH
CRIMPING PLIERS
SCISSORS
*May vary depending on size of chubs and size of bracelet you are making.
Directions: Decide the length of your bracelet, and trim your beading wire, leaving enough for tying off at end. Add male end of clasp and secure with crimp bead. String in this order: 3 crystals, large furnace chub, 2 crystals, crucifix, 1 crystal, medal, 1 crystal, chub, 2 crystals, chub, 2 crystals chub...repeat this until you string last chub. String 3 crystals (or more if you need a bit longer). Add female end of clasp and secure with crimp bead.
Please visit my website for a picture of a finished bracelet, and links for bead supplies, magazines, and business software to help you make money with your bead projects.
Have a wonderful day!
About the Author
Sheri Hill is a stay at home mother of three and a self-proclaimed bead enthusiast. Having recently joined the Catholic Church at he age of 41, she loves to share her faith with others.
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