Superduo rope 1) String five Superduo beads. Tie a square knot to form a circle. Then pass through the second hole of one of the Superduo beads next to the knot 2) Add one Superduo bead. Pass through the second hole of the next Superduo bead from the first row. Repeat five times. At the end of the row, you have to pass through the first hole and then the second hole of the first Superduo bead of this row. This is the step-up. Remember that after each "step-up", you will have to work in an opposite direction. 3) This row is similar to the previous one. Add one Superduo bead and pass through the second hole of the next Superduo from the previous row. Repeat until you finish the round. For the step-up, you need to pass through the first hole and then through the second hole of the first Superduo of this row. 4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the desired length. In the last row, do the step-up and then pass through the second holes of all the Superduos in the last row. Tie a few half-hitch knots and cut off the remaining thread. You can finish the rope by adding bead caps. You can also make a few shorter segments of this rope and use them as beaded beads. Material and supplies: Superduo Beads (20 grams for a bracelet, 40 - 60 grams for a necklace) Beading needle Thread (Fireline) Optional: Jewelry findings (eyepins, bead caps, jumprings and a clasp) Difficulty: Beginners Technique: Peyote stitch Y ou can also use more colors of Superduos and create a patterned rope. End of the finished rope. Design and tutorial by Nela K á belov á (www.gianelle. beadforum.cz) For personal use only . www.matubobeads.com