The Nines Bracelet Beading Pattern

Learn how to make this rich-looking multi-strand braided bracelet that will have you "dressed to the nines," as my grandmother used to say. It also features a slide clasp, so it's not only comfortable to wear but easy to put on and take off. This impressive-looking strung bracelet, with its braided strands of classy pearls, sparkly fire-polished beads, and two sizes of fun seed beads, is a feast for the eyes and sure to elicit many compliments - especially when you share that you made it yourself. This is a great bead stringing project for beaders who may already have some bead stringing experience.  But don't be afraid to tackle it if you're a confident beginner because our pattern will hold your hand every step of the way.

This detailed beading pattern includes a recommended materials list, over 30 high-resolution full-color photos, and easy-to-follow step-by-step directions to ensure your success and enjoyment. 

Recommended Materials:

Special Note: These are just the beads we used to make our bracelets. You can make your bracelets with any size and shape of beads you would like.  : )
- 6 mm pearls x (2) colors
- 4 mm pearls
- 3 mm pearls
- 4 mm fire-polished beads x (2) colors
- 3 mm fire-polished beads x (3) colors
- Size 8/0 seed beads x (2) colors
- Size 11/0 seed beads x (4) colors
- Flexible bead stringing wire
- 3-strand slide lock clasp
- Bead stoppers or bead bugs - you can use Scotch tape instead to keep your beads from sliding off the strands
- 2 mm crimp tubes
- Crimper tool
- Flush cutter
- Ruler