A worked example
160 mm wrist, 10 mm ease, 8 mm beads and no clasp give 24 beads and about 3.133 mm unfilled length.
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Small beads.A well-measured idea.
Plan bracelet fit, count beads and repeats, and estimate your own project costs.
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THE METHOD / 01
A clear wayfrom start to finish.
Centre-line length = wrist + ease + π × bead diameter. Subtract clasp length, then floor-divide by bead diameter.
Keep the assumptions clear
Approximate circular geometry; ignores bead-hole shape and cord stretch. Test a sample before cutting.
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BEADKIND / TOOLKIT
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01
Bracelet fit
Estimate equal round beads along their centre-line path.
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Strand count
Count beads for a measured straight strand.
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Pattern repeats
Count complete repeats and colour quantities for a three-colour motif.
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Project cost
Combine your bead, findings and labour estimates.
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