3d kandi cuff patterns

This 3D kandi cuff is perfect for beginners who are hungry to learn more complex skills.

We now string two yellow beads, and thread from the black equator bead through the nearest black bead that's sticking up.

Now we repeat the process we did starting at step 2, where we string 5 beads at a time.

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For this project we're going to be using 5 colors. Below are patterns I created on kandipatterns.com which is a great website to get started making your own patterns with!

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Pull tightly. The first x layer is made from red and black pony beads. Your 3D segments should be standing up a bit already.

Thread your string along until it is coming out of the hole outlined in green.

Use a pattern of 3. See more ideas about beading patterns, diy kandi, perler bead patterns. Then put one white bead through both string ends.

To do this, we first need to weave our string down to the nearest equator bead, as shown.

By that logic, the beads I put on are blue, blue, black, green, green. We're coming from an equator bead and going through a nook bead.

Fits best of the wrist. So to start, put two white beads on a single cut-off piece of string. Do â¦ This will involve stringing 2 beads at a time.

Pretty Daisy Flower 3D Kandi Cuff. This is such a badass cuff with an offbeat color combination.

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Add two yellow beads, and string through the nearest black equator bead (remember, the equator beads are the black beads that go around the center of the cuff).

The first two beads should match the color bead you're coming from , the middle bead should be black , and the second two beads should match the beads near the bead you're pulling through , and in this case, the surrounding beads â¦ Pull tightly. When we were making the base cuff, we only added 3 beads at a time. It is 30 beads around and consists of black, pink, clear and green beads. Thread your string along until it is coming out of the hole outlined in green. Tutorialsâ > â Boxy Cuff.

It is 30 beads

The next five beads we string are yellow, yellow, black, pink, pink, and we are coming from a nook bead, so we have to string through an equator bead.

The beads we string next are yellow, yellow, black, pink, pink because we're coming from a yellow nook bead, and going through an equator bead where the nearby beads are pink.

Can you see how our next pyramid is going to be formed? Disk Cuff. Pull tightly.

Base: An extended âxâ cuff (tutorial here). Your 3D segments should be standing up a bit already. (Larger sizes for the forearm and bicep coming soon.)

Colors: 2x the color bead you're coming from (or the surrounding bead color, if the bead is black), 1x black, 2x the color bead you're going through (or the surrounding bead color, if the bead is black)

Now we repeat the process we did starting at step 2, where we string 5 beads at a time. Pull tightly.

- The corner points for each pyramid are two nook beads and two equator beads
This tutorial will teach you how to turn your base cuff into a 3D cuff. Most of this is repeating patterns so once you get the hang of it, it's going to look great. Submitting Pictures. The first row is going to be a pattern of White, Purple, Purple.

Next we need to make pyramids on the other half of the cuff.

The next five beads we string are green, green, black, yellow, yellow (following the color rule mentioned previously). The last row. Kandi Star â [Kandi Tutorial] July 20, 2016 July 25, 2016 GingerCandE 0. Nov 11, 2014 - Tutorial for how to make a 3D cuff link piece of kandiâ¦

This row pattern will be Yellow, Orange, Yellow.

See how this bead is in the nook in between two 3-bead segments along the edge of the cuff? You're also going to need elastic thread. 2 purple, 1 white, 2 purple.

Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a beaded charm in under 10 minutes by beading and jewelrymaking with pony beads.

Repeat two main beads one accent bead until the end.

Add another two green beads, and string through the nearest black bead that's sticking up.

Pull tightly. Nov 11, 2014 - Tutorial for how to make a 3D cuff link piece of kandi. biitchxcraftt. UFO Cuff. Next, you're ready to come up with a pattern and start your 3D kandi cuff.

We're basically trying to turn the diagonal strips of beads into Xs/ pyramids by adding two beads at a time.

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Skip the blue beads and anchor only at the green ones.

Finish the rest of the row, remembering the rules below:

We now string two yellow beads, and thread from the black equator bead through the nearest black bead that's sticking up. So let's add some beads in the center.

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For the first 3D row, we will put on five beads at a time. come trade with me! When you get to the end of the row, pull through the top black bead, and pull tightly. To do this, we first need to weave our string down to the nearest equator bead, as shown.

The black beads going around the center of the cuff will be called equator beads (reference to the equator of the Earth). Pull tightly.

It is 30 beads around and consists of black, pink, clear and green beads.

Pull tightly.

They add a new dimension of fun and creativity to the art form. * * Super unique and different from your every day!

The next five beads we string are pink, pink, black, blue, blue.

We first need to work our string over so that it's coming through a black sticking-up bead. Jan 12, 2015 - Nice and easy and super fun. From equator -> through nook, Colors: 2x the color bead you're coming from (or the surrounding bead color, if the bead is black), 1x black, 2x the color bead you're going through (or the surrounding bead color, if the bead is black). Next you are ready to come up with a pattern and start your 3D kandi cuff. message me on here :)

But all you're doing is repeating steps 2 - 13, so refer back to those steps if necessary.

Now the string is coming out through the black bead.

Continue making the rest of the pyramids, remembering the rules below:

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I used mismatched stars. Pull tightly. This will involve stringing 2 beads at a time. By now you should see that we have made an X shape or pyramid shape. Photo Gallery. The overall pattern is purple, pink, orange, yellow, green, blue.

Add two green beads, and string through the closest nook bead as shown.

The beads we string first are green, green, black, yellow, yellow.

Unfortunately my photos after step 16 are hard to see, so you're on your own for making pyramids for this half.

You are in mobile-friendly mode, which is recommended for all devices, especially mobile devices. Now we can add on the details. I used pink. Feb 3, 2021 - This Melting Rainbow Kandi Mask is handmade entirely out of bright, neon pony beads and elastic string! Begin by selecting two colors and stringing them on to elastic in the following pattern two main color (in this example hot pink) and one accent color (in this example navy blue). Discover (and save!)

Bandana **UPDATED** Patterns. We have over 6000 free kandi patterns as well as kandi tutorials, kandi photos, and a free kandi pattern generator! This is because I am coming from an equator bead where the surrounding beads are green, and going through a yellow nook bead. Pull the string and beads taut so that they are all lined up tight against the knot â¦ You can learn how to make the base cuff from my kandi cuff tutorial.

The four corner points for this pyramid are two nook beads and two equator beads. Jun 2, 2018 - 3D BLOCK PATTERN kandi pattern on kandipatterns.com. I hope to make many more instructables in the future :), Colorful Rope Macrame Knot Necklace With Tassel. Stringing five beads each time. For the first 3D row, we will put on five beads at a time. But when we turn the base cuff into a 3D, we will sometimes be adding 5 beads at a time, and sometimes 2 beads at a time. After you are finished this tie off the elastic. To finish this yellow/pink pyramid, we need to string two pink beads, and thread from the black top-of-pyramid bead, through the nearest nook bead. Nov 1, 2019 - Explore Rabid Mayday's board "DIY- Kandi Making", followed by 1555 people on Pinterest.

Stringing five beads each time.

This tutorial will teach you how to turn your base cuff into a 3D cuff. Nov 28, 2014 - Many of you fellow kandi kids and ravers have asked me to create a tutorial on how to make a 3D kandi cuff.

Repeat this 11 times. Great for wear to a rave or festival! Can be made in a variety of colors to your specification and liking including specialty beads such as bows, striped beads, galaxy beads, and other charms.

your own Pins on Pinterest For the first 3D row, we will put on five beads at a time. Follow.

By this point your cuff should stand on its own. To test out what size is best for â¦ Boxy Cuff.

Would you like to share photos of your beaded creations with us? 3D Star. You can also use 20lb fishing line, but it has less forgiveness and it's much more stiff. The pattern will be 2 purple, 1 white, 2 purple. The black bead that's sticking up is the center of the X/pyramid, half of the pyramid is yellow and half is green.

Jan 5, 2021 - The neon 3d kandi cuff is a disc style kandi cuff.

By that logic, the beads I put on are blue, blue, black, green, green.

The black beads going around the center of the cuff will be called equator beads (reference to the equator of the Earth)

When we were making the base cuff, we only added 3 beads at a time. Now you have this little ice cream sandwich shaped bracelet, and even though it's cute we want to make it thicker.

We'll call all beads in this position the nook bead. Flip the bracelet over and follow steps 7 and 8.

Our next step is to turn these 3D diagonal segments into Xs. Perler beads are smaller than pony beads but equally classic. Now for the rest of the row we basically alternate between coming from an equator bead and through a nook bead, and from a nook bead and through an equator bead. The beads we string next are yellow, yellow, black, pink, pink because we're coming from a yellow nook bead, and going through an equator bead where the nearby beads are pink. The strand will be 33 beads long.

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The next five beads we string are yellow, yellow, black, pink, pink, and we are coming from a nook bead, so we have to string through an equator bead. More colors to come soon

The top layer is made up of all silver skull and crossbones beads. Half of it will be yellow, and half of it will be pink.