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See your bracelet on a wrist before you stitch it

The pattern turns as it would be worn: true-to-size Delica beads, peyote ends finished in a bead loop, loom ends in a crimp, chain and lobster clasp in place. Pick a skin tone and metal and look from any angle.

Preparing the 3D wrist…

Sample bracelet
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Hand model: Women’s Hand (Right) by Sept · CC BY 4.0

Not on a screen, on a wrist

A flat chart can’t tell you how a bracelet sits on a wrist. Here you see its proportions, colors and finish as it is worn.

  • Sized to the wrist

    The bracelet is built to the pattern’s length and sits on the wrist; a narrow band looks delicate, a wide cuff bold.

  • The right ends and clasp

    Peyote bracelets end in a loop of the middle two rows, seven beads long; loom bracelets in a crimp. Jump ring, chain and lobster clasp included.

  • Ready to share

    Download the angle you like as a PNG to show when you take orders, on your shop page or on social media.

To see your own pattern on a wrist

  1. Pick a pattern

    Open one of the free templates or make your own with the name bracelet and bracelet pattern tools.

  2. Press “View in 3D”

    Press the 3D button over the pattern image or under the tool.

  3. Choose “On a wrist”

    Switch between the table and the wrist, rotate, zoom in and save the image.

Made to be worn

The peyote bracelets in the art collections look like small paintings on the wrist. Open one and try it with “View in 3D” and “On a wrist”.

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On-wrist 3D view FAQ

Is the on-wrist view free?

Yes. The on-wrist 3D view, the skin tone and metal choice and the image download are free; there are no ads and no sign-up.

Is the wrist true to size?

The wrist is a realistic hand model scaled to the bracelet’s circle, so the bracelet sits on it. Use the bead calculator for the bead count for your own wrist.

Which patterns show on a wrist?

Peyote, brick stitch, loom and herringbone bracelet patterns. Ring patterns show as rings, and Perler and Hama patterns on a pegboard.

Why does a peyote bracelet end in a loop?

On a peyote bracelet the middle two rows run on for seven beads and are stitched back where they started, making a loop. A jump ring goes through it, with the chain on one side and the lobster clasp on the other. The 3D view shows that finish.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Rotate with one finger and pinch to zoom. If an older device cannot open the 3D view, the pattern still works flat in the editor.

See your own pattern on your wrist

Pick a template or draw your own pattern, open it in 3D and switch to “On a wrist”.

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