Sunny Day Bracelet

The Sunny Day Bracelet from Prima Bead is sure to brighten your mood every time you wear it. Bracelet making patterns don't get any easier or cuter than this. This simple strung pattern is a piece of cake to put together. Learn how to make a beaded bracelet using the most basic jewelry making techniques with this free tutorial. Simply string pastel yellow pearls and crystals on a strand of beading wire, finish off with a silver toggle clasp, and instantly add a bit of sunshine to your accessories. It's one of the most cheerful bracelet patterns you've ever seen!

Project TypeMake a Project

Bead TypeCrystal, Metal, Pearl

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Bead Technique UsedStrung

Bead Project TypeBracelet

Beginner

Materials List

#2950266- 2pc Silver Plate Band Accent Toggle
#2950206- 75pc Silver Plate Crimp Bead
(2) #2950240- 12pc 5mm Silver Plate Wheel Spacer
#2950217- 12pc Spacer-Melon Silver Plate
#7722009- 33pc 4mm Crystazzi Bicone- Jonquil
#7722109- 18pc 6mm Crystazzi Bicone- Jonquil
#7120222- 50pc 8mm Round Pearl Strand- Light Yellow
#3202002- 40' .3mm 7-Strand Bead Wire- Silver
Needle Nose Pliers
Crimping Pliers

Instructions

DIY Bracelet Instructions

Cut a 10-inch piece of beading wire.
Attach one end of the toggle clasp using a crimp bead.
Thread on the bead pattern as shown.

*This bracelet measures 7 1/4 inches and may be lengthened by adding beads to the end patterns. Keep in mind that if you add to the existing pattern, the beads on the ends need to be the smaller beads so the toggle bar will fit through the toggle end opening.
Attach the remaining clasp end using a crimp bead.

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Hippie Chick

Jan 17, 2018

This is a very pretty bracelet. Prima Beads usually always have great items. Their website is currently offline with a message to check back later. Not sure what is going on with that. They have a Facebook page but it has not been updated since October of last year and their Instagram account has not updated since February of last year. Whats Up Doc???

mulberrygalprinces s

Jun 09, 2017

So pretty and so easy. I am going to share this with my friends in our jewelry making circle. Some of them are new and having a hard time so this is perfect for them. I like when you include the graphic showing the bead placement. It makes it so much simpler to get the idea.thank you for sharing this one.

Weberme

Jun 21, 2017

I agree with you mulberrygalprincess that this is a great tutorial for anyone having a hard time putting colors together or making the bracelet and the bead colors are so pretty. I love when the bloggers make these tutorials so easy to follow. Have you made any yet?

Hippie Chick

Apr 19, 2017

Prima beads are awesome and I can find some of them at my go-to local bead store. This is such a cute bracelet and easy to customize with just the changing of the color of the beads. I like pink so I know pink will be included somewhere in mine. Maybe a combination of different color for each bead size for a rainbow effect.

Karen Sue

Jan 26, 2017

I'm a beginner. I hope I'm able to make this pretty bracelet!

Weberme

Jun 06, 2016

I love the pretty colors of this bracelet and the fact that it is so easy to make.I have never used beading wire yet. I am always using chain right now because I have not been been making jewelry that long at all yet.This is such a easy tutorial to follow.Thanks. Anyone make this bracelet yet?

Member 2366850

Jun 14, 2014

Very pretty I would like to know where I can buy these accessories

Editor LP

Jun 16, 2014

Hi there, Prima Bead is actually a bead supplier. So, if you click on the green byline "By: Prima Bead" it will take you to their company profile. On the profile, there will be a link to the Prima Bead website, and you will be able to find these beads or ones very similar to them. You can also find many of the materials for this project at your local craft store. We hope this helps with your accessories search. -Editors of AllFreeJewelryMaking