Starting the 2nd row
To make a larger or smaller cuff, change the count by an even increment.

Here is a perfect kanji cuff to make for a Minecraft fan.
The endless variety is a source of inspiration to create something original of my own.


Never thread through the bead that's next to where your string comes out.
Take the long end of the string (not the "end"), and thread it through the first bead on the left (the yellow one). I’ve learned multiple ways to create cuffs and have even come up with a few methods of my own. And if you compare these with the pattern, it will help you understand how to read the first row.

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Thread the next three beads - which will be green, green, yellow, and then pull through the next black bead. Your string should be coming out of the black bead on the base.

Turn the bracelet around so the string is closest to you (this just makes it easier to work with)

For the first segment, we'll first be stringing two blue beads, and one green bead.

Although this project was made with large plastic pony beads, the same peyote stitch technique could be used with any type of similarly sized beads. To finish the last row and close off your base, instead of stringing three beads through each top-middle black bead, you are going to string two (like the first row).
Cut a long piece of string - as long as you are comfortable working with.


Turn the bracelet around so the string is closest to you (this just makes it easier to work with). 3 The next segment will go yellow, yellow, pink. Continue adding beads in this way.

But you shouldn't rely entirely on this chart, because it may not work for all patterns, and it definitely doesn't work if you make the cuff in a different way.

For the third row, we will again be stringing three beads at a time.

5661 pending patterns VOTE NOW! Hopefully you can see the pattern. Take the long end of the string (not the "end"), and thread it through the first bead on the left (the yellow one).

This tutorial will teach you how to make a basic kandi cuff that can be turned into a 3D cuff if desired.

The third bead of the 2nd row is a blue one. 8

To make the second row, you'll be stringing 3 beads at a time, using the black beads as the "connector" beads - the beads you pull the string through. Pull tightly.

For the first segment, we'll first be stringing two blue beads, and one green bead.

Second Row

You'll notice that the first two rows of the pattern are both labeled "1." You can use different colors if you want, obviously. I love seeing all the different kandi that people design and wear to events. Place it onto the string, skip a bead, and pull it through the yellow beads shown below. 3 See it here: http://kandipatterns.com/kandi-tutorials/hello-kitty-cuff-tutorial, This tutorial will attempt to teach you how to make a multi-stitch kandi cuff like the one above, as well as how to read kandi patterns like the ones from this site. 15 each orange, yellow, green blue and indigo beads*.

If you run out of string, click here to learn how to tie more on.



They will alternating like bricks between every other red bead. If you are following my color pattern, I did a row of all red, followed by a row of red-black-red. These are simple bead patterns, including perler bead patterns (bead sprites), kandi cuff patterns, bikini patterns, peyote stitch patterns, & more. You can use different colors if you want, obviously.


6 Get a long piece of string (long enough to build the base of this cuff), and once you have determined your size, string your beads together, making sure every third bead is a different color than the rest. Advertisement. Pull tightly, and you're finished with the 2nd row!




By Jess (TF Editor) [255 Posts, 2,512 Comments] July 28, 2014. Pull tightly.

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18 Once you have done that, string it through the next black bead in the same row. The patterns in this section include video game characters like Super Mario and Pacman, & cartoon characters like Hello Kitty, Gir etc.

Thread the next three beads - which will be green, green, yellow, and then pull through the next black bead.
Finishing the 2nd row

This tutorial is very detailed, which also means that some of it is repetitive.

If you run out of string, click here to learn how to tie more on.Please do not post this tutorial on other websites, but you may link to it.

If you run out, you can tie more on later; see Adding on string if you run out.
This type of cuff is also called an X cuff because of the Xs that form.

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Place it onto your string, skip a bead, and pull it through the blue bead labeled below.
You’re going to start by getting a new, long piece of string (again, long enough to build the whole 3D section) and tying it in between one red bead and one black bead at the top of the base. Put one white bead on one end, one white bead on the other.

I have a new tutorial that is easier to follow than this one.

 

, http://kandipatterns.com/kandi-tutorials/hello-kitty-cuff-tutorial. 8 13 Once you have mastered cuffs, you can use any color scheme you want! 09/16/15.

When you get to the end of the row, pull through the "middle bead" as usual. Row

But you shouldn't rely entirely on this chart, because it may not work for all patterns, and it definitely doesn't work if you make the cuff in a different way.

Pull tightly. Please share your solution!

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3 ", "How to tie off kandi?" This means that when your cuff is finished, it will be more loose/stretchy rather than tight and stiff. Continue this process until the row is done. 9


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You should keep checking your cuff with the pattern to make sure you're on track.

You've now completed row 1 (the base of the cuff)!
When you get to the end of the row, pull through the "middle bead" as usual. If you run out, you can tie more on later; see Adding on string if you run out. This is the way that I personally make cuffs, and I know that some of you may use an easier method, but this is the one I prefer. Once you get to the end, guide your string through the first black bead you started with.




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This tutorial will attempt to teach you how to make a multi-stitch kandi cuff like the one above, as well as how to read kandi patterns like the ones from this site. The next three beads you string will be yellow, because the next "middle bead" you'll string through is also yellow.




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If you tuck longer ends back through some of the middle beads before trimming them, you can prevent the knot pulling through when stretched. Turn on desktop mode. Thread the yellow bead onto the string, then skip over the next bead and go through the green bead labeled below. Now it’s time to make this cuff 3D! Have something to add?
These are food-themed bead patterns, including perler bead patterns (bead sprites), kandi cuff patterns, peyote stitch patterns, & more. However, as you work your way up the rows, you will not always start at the first bead in the row. In my opinion you want it to start out tight and stiff, because it will stretch out over time. I try to avoid this problem by cutting super-long pieces of string for the cuff base and the 3D part. You can use the outline or other links placed within the tutorial to skip ahead if needed.You may also need to refer to the Adding on string if you run out before you get to it in the tutorial. When you are done, make sure to cut off any excess string and tie it, because this is the last row. The mixed set of beads did not have a red, so I used pink.

Go through next red bead and string another orange bead onto the bracelet. Pull the string through the nearest black bead. Finishing the 2nd row

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Pull tightly again. When I add a perler, I just poke a small hole on each side of it (usually with a thumbtack) and tie each side to the cuff. How to paint in oil. Would you like to share photos of your beaded creations with us? Note that you are pulling it through two yellow beads. If you have been pulling tight, the 2nd bead you pull it through will be raised higher than the 1st bead, as you can tell from the photo.

These are animal-themed bead patterns, including perler bead patterns (bead sprites), kandi cuff patterns, bikini patterns, peyote stitch patterns, & more.

Continue until you have added all 15 beads, then tie it off firmly.
The bracelet will start to resemble a flower but will flatten out when you add later rows.

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You'll know when you're at the end of the row because you'll have eight segments of three beads each, with black connector beads in between.


The orange bead will push down the neighboring red bead, which creates a zig zag pattern. It's a great summer craft for teens and young adults, but it might be too much for younger kids. The patterns in this section include video game characters like Super Mario and Pacman, & cartoon characters like Hello Kitty, Gir etc. Thread the yellow bead onto the string, then skip over the next bead and go through the green bead labeled below.


This is the way that I personally make cuffs, and I know that some of you may use an easier method, but this is the one I prefer.
I used a blue green as the seventh color to allow me to alternate between pearly and glitter beads. Supplies needed: (lots of) string, scissors, five different colors of pony beads, and 8 shaped beads (if possible). Warning: Desktop mode is intended for mobile devices only and will not display correctly on desktop or laptop computers.


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