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See How This Bracelet Gets Its Cool Closure!

July 14, 2025

Want to learn a quick and easy way to finish off a piece of jewelry woven on the loom? This method is also a quick way to add a clasp to your project! Join Julianna C Avelar for this quick and valuable tutorial. You can use this technique to finish off most beaded loom projects, ust by adding a row of seed beads to each end for this technique! You will find yourself using this procedure again and again! Watch the tutorial below.

Supplies used for this technique:

Size 8/0 or 11/0 seed beads: https://jewelloom.com/collections/czech-glass-pressed-seed-beads-size-11-0
Slide Connector approximately the same length as your bracelet's width: https://jewelloom.com/collections/jewelry-making-buttons/slide-connector

Save 15% off your first order, plus Get 3 Free Patterns: https://jewelloom.com/pages/get-3-free-bead-patterns-and-save-15-percent-on-supplies

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Transcript:

hey everyone okay so I thought it would

be a good idea to show you how I

actually

did add the clasp i know at the end of

the um or during the video um you know I

showed you that I I sewed the row of the

80 O's into the bracelet and that I was

going to use a closure and where I ended

was oh I was going to have to try to

figure it out so I have figured it out

um pretty simple actually you could see

right here I I have it on and it all

came out great and so I'll just walk you

through and show you what I did so

pretty simple here I have the two ends

of um the hemp warps now I will tell you

one of the things I experienced is that

I was I was pulling around just a little

too much and my warp shifted and my

bracelet started to um curl and so just

be careful that when you are doing this

you don't pull your warps too tight um

or you know tug at them because they

will shift okay so we should be good

because there's really nothing on this

end now to screw up because this end is

is dialed in and secured with the clasp

so all I did was um I'm going to turn

this here a little i just did two little

knots

and I'm going to apologize i have the

fan off in here i can hear it wanting to

come on i still have not figured out

where the off button is

so silly so I just made a little knot

and then I'm going to make another one

and I'm just using the chain nose to

kind of walk that knot down so that it

gets as close to the beads as possible

we don't want it like we want it really

snug against the beads so let me show

you let me see yeah this one this one's

okay i'm not going to worry about that

um and then

what I did and I always like to match so

here's here's the end and here's the

little cap that I had to flip over so I

always like to match that and go in the

same direction

so before I cut the hemp and by the way

I do use my pliers to kind of open these

sliders up a little bit more sometimes

they're not exactly round and you could

see that I I just opened it up a little

bit so I'm going to slide that on

and then I'm just going to push that in

oops

okay

and just make sure everything is okay

still here and now I am going to go

ahead and turn it towards me so that I

could see what the heck I'm doing okay

cool and now I can see yep good so what

I'm going to do is I'm just going to

bring in my little scissors and now I'm

going to nip these so I actually have

a layer of hemp in there which I like

because I feel like it's giving um it's

taking up space

and I I like that one is still attached

it feels feels like a good idea so I'm

just going to cut above the knot there

and yeah I have to cut off a little bit

i love these scissors okay and then I'm

just going to scooch this in

this is just one of those Fumbina kind

things and my fingers are not strong

enough so I just bring in

the flats

and Whoopsie

yeah so it looks like I might have to

trim this little piece off here

and then I'm just going to make sure

this is really nice and tight so yay

so yeah it's pretty simple i stinking

love this cuff i mean so unique so

different um you know we put it together

last night and I was really kind of

focused on showing you different beads

that equaled you know the tile and so I

I just love all of it i love the

dimension of it i love the end result

and what's super cool about these

vintage tiles is that if you wanted you

could probably buff up the gold side and

reverse it so now you have two in one

pretty stinking cool huh i'm not really

good at doing this on my own but let's

see i don't want to get locked in here

but the cool thing about the slider is

that you know you can you can gain some

length right so like if you needed a

little bit more room

but yeah ain't this great oh I'm so

stinking excited so I hope that helps

you i thought for sure I needed to show

you

excuse me how I did that because we just

kind of left it in the last video undone

and I said "Oh now I got to figure it

out." So pretty simple um just you know

like I said be careful with your warps

and there we go so yay all righty i'm

going to finish those earrings too

because those are too stinking cute they

need to be in my ears all right hope

this helped

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