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<item><title>How to Make a Beaded Bracelet: 2 Methods That Last</title><link>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/how-to-make-beaded-bracelets/</link><guid>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/how-to-make-beaded-bracelets/</guid><description>There are two reliable ways to make a beaded bracelet.</description></item>
<item><title>Jewelry Pliers Guide: The 5 Types Beaders Actually Need</title><link>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/jewelry-pliers-guide/</link><guid>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/jewelry-pliers-guide/</guid><description>Beaders need five hand tools: chain nose pliers for gripping wire and opening jump rings, round nose pliers for forming loops, flat nose pliers for.</description></item>
<item><title>Peyote Stitch for Beginners: Flat Even-Count, Step by Step</title><link>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/peyote-stitch-for-beginners/</link><guid>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/peyote-stitch-for-beginners/</guid><description>Peyote stitch is an off-loom beadweaving technique where beads are sewn together one at a time so each new bead sits in the gap between two beads of the.</description></item>
<item><title>Seed Bead Sizes Explained: 15/0 to 6/0 Chart and Uses</title><link>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/seed-bead-sizes-explained/</link><guid>https://beadworksphiladelphia.com/seed-bead-sizes-explained/</guid><description>Seed bead sizes use the aught system: a number followed by /0, where a higher number means a smaller bead.</description></item>
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