Sea Glass Bracelet DIY Tutorial
Our detailed sea glass bracelet DIY tutorial includes a complete materials page, color information, over 60 high-resolution full-color photos, and easy-to-follow step-by-step directions.
Recommended Materials:
Below is an abbreviated materials list. The actual beading pattern includes a detailed Materials page that covers everything you’ll need to complete this beading project.
– Pieces of sea glass – our smallest piece of sea glass measures approximately 15 mm tall x 10 mm wide, and our largest piece measures about 20 mm tall x 10 mm wide. All our pieces are approximately 2 mm thick. We will show you how to drill your own pieces or you can purchase pieces online on Etsy, eBay, etc.
– Charms – our smallest charm measures approximately 10 mm tall x 10 mm wide, and our largest charm measures about 15 mm tall x 10 mm wide
– 4 mm open jump rings
– Open link chain – we used a gold 4.5 x 5 mm flat cable chain that we purchased from Shipwreck Beads (# 47CX1854)
– 24 gauge German jewelry wire a.k.a Artistic Craft Wire
– End clasps
– Flush cutter
– Chain nose pliers
– Round nose pliers
Optional sea glass drilling supplies:
– Old shallow bowl or dish (to drill in)
– Hot glue gun and hot glue
– Pencil or fine point marker
– Paper plate or other heavy-weight paper and scissors to cut out templates for the bottom of your shallow bowl or dish
– Tap water
– Dremel high-speed drill
– Drill bit designed for drilling glass or ceramics