Baroque Beads Bracelet-Polymer Clay Jewelry Tutorial 

Its so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ i have seen this kinda bracelet in Pinterest and then found the tutorial, thanks for showing how to do it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

That was a beautiful bracelet. The tutorial really explained the process well. Thank you so much for lesson.

I was really happy you talked about findings. That's the part of jewelry making that is most difficult for me. What a Beautiful color combination! A lovely Design. Thanks

I loved the design, I think that if your happy with the length of the piece it would be a great idea to use the apoxie to glue the ends first and once they were dry to apoxie it into the cap ends next this way you will be sure of all the cords used are coated in the glue and the center strings will not fall out over time as this has happened with one I bought a few years ago.

This is fabulous! I love the colors you chose to work with, the personally designed, handmade beads and the supplemental materials. The end product is so stunning. Your creative vision to "see" a project, break it down into easy steps is so valuable to your audience. Thanks for sharing!

I really enjoyed this video. I couldn’t find your Pinterest Tube Bead Board which looked interesting. Thank you for your easy going teaching style!

Wonderfull!!!❤❤❤

Thanks Sandy.. still catching up on your excellent tuts😊😻

Great tutorial with lots of ideas!

Thank you! Very clear instructions, and I feel inspired to do some polymer clay work, again.

Love the beads! I can almost see a necklace made the same way! Thanks!

Your work is beautiful!

Gorgeous! I also have problems with finding big and nice endings so I decided to make my own using polymer clay; they are in the oven and, fingers crossed, the idea is going to work.

Hi there,I don't normally like very chunky beaded bracelets,,, but this one is really beautiful,and you have inspired me to make this bracelet,,it just goes to show what can be made out of a few things that you may have,,,the idea of making the tube beads the way you did is an awesome idea,as I have polymers clay, and make beaded bracelets myself,as I got a bulk selection of beads before the holiday,,thankyou so much for sharing, have a great evening🌹🌻🌺🌹🌻🌺

I've been playing around with making my own cord ends - in that round shape - by using a circle of clay (not too thin, not too thick, maybe about a setting of 3) wrapped over the end of my exacto knife. Cone ends could be made using a paint brush. Once you get the shape and length, trim, and make the hole while still on your base (the knife in my case), so you have something to press against. If your knife or base is smooth, you can also use it to make the tube beads, so the beads are the same diameter as the cord end. I made my holes with a small knitting needle, just big enough for an eye pin or head pin to fit through. I do like the idea of the flattened bead cap, because it would provide a bit of tooth for the glue to hold onto when gluing the cords into it.

I love this video. Such beautiful clay beads. I haven't tried clay yet, but am exploring and your video has inspired me.

Awesome job. . Love love love them all. 😎 😎 😎

I love this bracelet!

Beautiful designs, and great creativity! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Blessings & Happy New Year 2017

Great tutorial thanks for sharing.

very nice design and so much creativ, thanks

I'm arabic i hope there is translation by arabic, thank you for this diy i like your work 💕

great video. Such beautiful colors. tfs.

Thank you for the tutorial

Can you make this in copper and silver only? It will look good with jeans and a shirt piece?

thanks for this vidéo :)

Love the colors and style!! Love your kitty's meow! What is his/her name?

Beautiful as always! Did you put the paper roll in the oven with the tape?

it was nine inches i wear 7 inch i love this idea have to figure way to make it fit beautiful tell kitty hi

What do you think about using those waxed drinking straws for a smaller hole?

merci beaucoup

I am making one of these beads to add to a wire crocheted piece of jewelry I made, so I constructed a tube approx. 5/8" in diameter but only 1/8" in thickness. I followed all the baking tips such as oven thermometer, tenting my beads, and leaving it in the oven while it cooled. I had a hard time getting them off the paper roll, and they broke easily. I am going to try again....any suggestions for better results?

Hi Sandy. Love this video. Beautiful beads. I tried your wonderful idea for the paper cores but mine stuck to the clay and I couldn't remove them. Do you have any suggestions please?

Can we make our own end caps using clay?