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Shop Hat Brim Wrap Stitch Pattern: Fire
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Hat Brim Wrap Stitch Pattern: Fire

$1.99

A 14 bead count pattern that can be adjusted to be made narrower or wider by adding spacer beads to the top and/or bottom of the pattern. The pattern is 100 rows long and can be repeated to accommodate different brim lengths.

This pattern is designed to be used from any starting point depending on your beading style. If you start on one side and work your way to the other, or you start in the middle and work down both sides, you can adapt this pattern to that.

Feel free to substitute colors, change up the order, make out your own style. 😊

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A 14 bead count pattern that can be adjusted to be made narrower or wider by adding spacer beads to the top and/or bottom of the pattern. The pattern is 100 rows long and can be repeated to accommodate different brim lengths.

This pattern is designed to be used from any starting point depending on your beading style. If you start on one side and work your way to the other, or you start in the middle and work down both sides, you can adapt this pattern to that.

Feel free to substitute colors, change up the order, make out your own style. 😊

A 14 bead count pattern that can be adjusted to be made narrower or wider by adding spacer beads to the top and/or bottom of the pattern. The pattern is 100 rows long and can be repeated to accommodate different brim lengths.

This pattern is designed to be used from any starting point depending on your beading style. If you start on one side and work your way to the other, or you start in the middle and work down both sides, you can adapt this pattern to that.

Feel free to substitute colors, change up the order, make out your own style. 😊