Round Lace Bracelet Pattern version 2

This is an updated version of the Round Lace Bracelet pattern. I originally wrote the pattern in 2002. I have learned a lot since then, so I thought I would update this pattern and make it easier to do. Instead of going around the thread and then back up the same beads in the center circle of beads, you go forward through the beads in the circle. This also helps the center thread not have to be worked as much and should make a stronger bracelet. You can also finish the bracelet a lot faster and it still looks exactly the same. And if you are like me, and your hands are a lot stiffer that they used to be, it’s much easier just going forward through the beads. So grab a handful of beads and make a bunch of these cute bracelets for yourself. If you prefer to do the original version, you can still find that pattern here.

A = Miyuki11/0 seed bead
B = 4mm crystal (optional)

Start by waxing and stretching your thread, use Nymo D or C-Lon & a #11 or #12 beading needle. Tie in a “stopper” bead, leaving about an 8” tail and begin at step #1. *Fireline 4 or 6lb. crystal fishing line also works great for bead weaving.

	1. Pick up 14A, go with thread forward through the 1st through 8th A beads added in this step.
	2. Pick up 11A, go with thread forward through the 8th A bead, step #1, and the 1st A bead just added in this step.
	3. Pick up 4A, go with thread left to right through the 11th, 10th and 9th A beads, step #1 (first time) or the 10th, 9th and 8th A beads, step #8 (every time after), and forward through the 1st and 2nd A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	4. Pick up 4A, go with thread up through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #3, and forward through the 2nd and 3rd A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	5. Pick up 8A, go with thread up through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #4, and forward through the 3rd and 4th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	6. Pick up 4A, go with thread up through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #5, and forward through the 4th and 5th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	7. Pick up 4A, go with thread up through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #6, and forward through the 5th and 6th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	8. Pick up 10A, go with thread right to left through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #7, and forward through the 6th and 7th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	9. Pick up 4A, go with thread right to left through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #8, and forward through the 7th and 8th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	10. Pick up 4A, go with thread down through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #9, and forward through the 8th and 9th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	11. Pick up 8A, go with thread down through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #10, and forward through the 9th and 10th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	12. Pick up 4A, go with thread down through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #11, and forward through the 10th and 11th A beads, step #2 or step #14.
	13. Pick up 1A, go with thread down through the 3rd, 2nd and 1st A beads, step #12, forward through the 11th A bead, step #2 or step #14, and the 8th A bead, step #1 or the 7th A bead, step #8. Continue with working thread through this section by following the blue dotted line, coming out with thread down through the 7th A bead, step #8.
	OPTIONAL Crystal Pick up 1B, go with thread down through the 8th A bead, step #2 or step #14, right to left through the B bead just added and down through the 8th A bead, step #1 or the 7th A bead, step #8. Continue with working thread through this section by following the blue dotted line, coming out with thread down through the 7th A bead, step #8.
	14. Pick up 11A, go with thread down through the 7th A bead, step #8, and the 1st A bead just added in this step.

15. Continue bracelet by repeating steps #3 through #13 until you reach the length that you want.

Round Lace Bracelet Pattern, updated February 18, 2015
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Sample made by: Dianne Larson Ward