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Beautiful afternoon, all my dear jewelry-creating friends, I hope you are very well and blessed, it is very pleasant after a long time to greet you and return to this beautiful art, today, with a reason very special, which is joining the contest of this beautiful community, where they invite us to create a beach accessory.

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The sea for me is my favorite place and I feel great admiration for everything that has to do with it, I love the color and the peace that being there conveys, I close my eyes, and At times, I feel like I'm watching a beautiful sunset... This is why beach accessories in their great variety do not go unnoticed, I find them all beautiful and impressive, just like the sea...

It is not the first time that I make a beach accessory, before I used to buy from the sellers who are on the shores, only to disassemble them and remake them, in order to learn; But it is the first time that I make a figure with beads using the “Brick Stitch” technique, a technique that I previously imagined was super difficult and complicated, to tell the truth, I did not understand at all. But as they say, there is nothing that with a little practice and patience cannot be achieved, so I decided to make my first figure to show you that if I can do it, you can too.

At first I wasn't sure what to do, I wanted to make a bracelet with marine stars, a mermaid tail, a dolphin keychain and how can I decide on just one, if the sea is full of so many beautiful things, that we can take them to the creation of beautiful accessories. In the end I decided to make a nice and colorful necklace accompanied by an attractive little turtle pendant, very comfortable that looks beautiful and very cute, and can be ideal to complement a dress on a day at the beach. I invite you to see each step of this tutorial and learn how you can do it.

Materiales que necesitas:

For this beautiful creation you need beads of the color of your choice, sewing thread or fine nylon, a fine needle, Chinese rainbow thread, small rings, clamp fasteners, in addition to the turtle pattern that will make it easier for you to count and carry a neater creation. .

(PROCEDIMIENTO)

Paso 01

Step 01

Very well, the first thing to know is that this stitch works by lines, so we will start the creation of this turtle, with the longest line of the pattern, that is, the line of beads from the center, but not before placing a bead on the end of the thread so that the fabric does not come loose. We start by introducing two green beads and cross the needle with the thread through the center of the first one, tighten and do one more turn to reinforce.

Paso 02

Step 02

Now, guided by the pattern, I introduce and with the same technique I introduce three yellow beads and five blue beads.

Paso 03

Step 03

Now I introduce four yellow ones and six green ones, remember to turn twice to adjust the line if necessary. Ready, we now have the main line that will guide us to make the first part of the figure.

Paso 04

Step 04

In this step we need to have a space, so that the next line of beads is over the middle of the first, so what we will do is return the thread through the penultimate bead and introduce two green beads and pass the needle under the thread that remains between each bead and then above and in the center of it. Thus the thread is like a bridge to hold the fabric of the following beads.

Paso 05

Step 05

We return, I introduce the next four green beads, one by one, making the twist at the bottom of the thread and in the center of the top bead. Then in this second line it continues, one yellow, one blue, one yellow, four blue, one yellow, two blue, one yellow.

Paso 06

Step 06

In this third line, we will make a point in the shape of a cross, to be able to leave space at the beginning of the line. I cross with the needle downwards, the blue mostacillon, I cross towards the yellow one and I go up the blue one. I introduce two beads, one yellow and one blue, and begin weaving my third line. Which this time is made up of one yellow, two blues, one yellow, four blues, one yellow, two blues, one yellow. We cross below the yellow of the lower line, to exit to the green. Then I introduce two green ones, one white and one black for the eyes.

Paso 07

Paso 08

Step 08

In the fifth we insert two green ones, three yellow ones, how many blue ones, one yellow and one green. Here we need to run two spaces to form the legs, so I insert two green beads and pass behind the thread of the last bead. I go down the penultimate and go up. He crossed one green, two yellow, three blue, two yellow and three green, forming the sixth line.

Paso 09

Step 09

In the seventh line, I insert two green beads and we cross at the bottom until we get to the blue bead, I insert three yellow ones and cross at the bottom until we get to the green one. Finishing the last 4 of the torture fin.Here we already have half of the turtle made and basically making the other half consists of following the same steps. We can pass the thread through all the beads or we can cross it through the one we need it to be in.

Paso 10

Step 10

For the necklace we folded two meters of colored Chinese thread twice. At each end I place a clip fastener and two rings with a clasp.We add the pendant and that's it

🐢🏖️Resultado! 🏖️🐢

It is a slightly difficult process to explain, but believe me, it is not difficult to do at all. It was worth the time I dedicated to this project because I really liked it.

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Con este resultado, me despido invitando a participar a mis creativas amigas @carolycesar15, @yolimarg y @anaarevalo01 ... Espero les guste, cualquier duda pueden hacermela saber a través de sus comentarios. Hasta pronto mis amores! 🙋

With this result, I say goodbye by inviting my creative friends @carolycesar15, @yolimarg and @anaarevalo01 to participate... I hope you like it, if you have any questions you can let me know through your comments. See you soon my loves! 🙋

_{Todas las imágenes de esta publicación son mías. Tomadas de mi dispositivo Smooth 6.5 , primera imagen editada en PicsArt | Texto traducido en el traductor de Google.}

_{All images in this publication are mine. Taken from my Smooth 6.5 device, first image edited in PicsArt | Text translated in Google Translate.}