Knotted Spirals Bracelet Pattern


Knotted spirals bracelet. Close up photo of two spiral ropes formed into a knot to make become a bracelet.



Pattern 8
£5.50
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This pattern is also included in my book Sparkle a little bit every day.
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This pattern will teach you five different versions of a spiral rope using various different beads. You can combine them to form the knotted bracelet shown above, or use them individually to make a necklace, bracelet or earrings.

The spiral rope stitch can be very useful to use if you have seed beads that are not consistent lengths, as you will pick up more than one bead at once to form the outer loops so they just need to form the same length in total. It's a really versatile design and I use it a lot.

You will need sizes 8 and 11 seed beads for each rope, plus for some variations you will also use 4mm round beads or bicones, size 6 seeds, 3mm or 6mm bugle beads, or stone chips. Plus you will need a necklace or bracelet clasp, earring hooks, jump rings with two pairs of pliers to attach them with, and a beading needle and thread.

Beading level: suitable for everyone. The pattern is explained in detail with lots of diagrams and written instructions and is very easy to follow.

31 pages. 30 clear computer-drawn diagrams. 21 photos including 14 of finished work.

You will make two separate ropes for the knotted bracelet so it's easy to mix and match the patterns and colours, or just make both the same. Each rope is stitched together at the ends so you don't need any sort of unusual clasp or connector. You can make a bracelet using just a single rope, or make it longer for a necklace. This rope is really good for holding any large sort of pendant, including bought ones.

Matching items

The first spiral rope from this collection, the one using just seed beads for the outer loops, is available as an individual pattern. 
Link: Spiral Rope Pattern 27 £2.50

It is also included as part of the Purple Pendant pattern where it is used to hold a large pendant on a triangle-shaped bail and comes with three pairs of earrings.
Link: Purple Pendant Pattern 7 £3.50

Spiral rope bracelet made with silver beads and blue glass chips, fastening with a silver toggle clasp.
Stone chip bracelet. This also works with 4mm crystals or round beads.


Spiral rope bracelets made with bugle beads.
Spiral rope bracelets made with 4mm beads.
Spiral rope bracelets made with a mixture of seed beads and very tiny bugle beads.
Spiral rope necklace and bracelet made with seed beads. The seed bead stripes can be the same colour or different.


All these bracelets are made in exactly the same way, just using different beads.



Earrings can be easily made using a short section of any stitch from the knotted spirals bracelet pattern. These earrings are made using silver bugle beads.
Earrings. You can make these using any of the five spiral rope patterns.


Small changes make a big difference.


Knotted spirals bracelets made in lots of different colourways. The two halves can be made in different colours and using different spiral rope patterns.
You can mix and match the ropes to form the knotted bracelet, or make both halves identical.


Necklace made from dark blue beads using the seed bead spiral rope pattern.
Any of the five ropes can be made long enough for  a necklace.



Three spiral ropes in different colours and using different beads, plaited together.
Three ropes can be plaited together to make a bracelet.



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You are welcome to sell any items you have made using this pattern but you are not permitted to sell or distribute the pattern itself, including teaching, or copy it in whole or in part.