Make a Swarovski crystal spacer bar bracelet

Make a Swarovski crystal spacer bar bracelet

This video jewelry-making tutorial shows how to make a Swarovski crystal spacer bar bracelet. For this craft project you will need crystals, space bars, silver rounds beads, crimp beads, and a three string clasp. Learn how to make a Swarovski crystal spacer bar bracelet by watching this how-to video.

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StripyPixieSocks (1) 7 months ago
This tutorial is great and the finished article is beautiful but it could have done with not being quiet so close up as the item she was working on was off the screen alot. That said it was easy to follow and I will definitely be making one of these!
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