Hello to you gorgeous and better #jewelry community members. I hope all is well with you and your entire families especially now that we're in Christmas. Today, I made a wonderful bracelet for myself. I have always wanted to make a well-recognized Christmas bracelet. Today, it seems my dream for this Christmas came through with a bracelet to show those who'll be coming home.
I'm very optimistic about the bracelet because the materials I used for making it are among the most costly materials I have ever used to make my jewelry. Not just the quality of the materials alone but the type of beads I used for the making is a recognized bead in Nigeria. The bead used is white and was created with the help of roasted bone by those who make beads.
Materials that I used for the making of the bracelet will be highlighted gradually below:
White line.
White-colored traditional bone bead.
Red-colored pearl bead.
White colored cowrie.
Procedures will now be discussed below for proper guidelines:
When making this bracelet, I thought it was common based on the type of design I had in mind but as time for the making of the bracelet continued, I understood the importance of carefulness by following it gradually. I have to gather the whole materials in one corner where it'll be easy for me to peak them one after the other.
I cut the white line and then I inserted 4 pieces of red colored pearl bead into the line. I made the red colored pearl bead to be at the center of the white line.
Now, I bent the white line from the center of the 4 pieces of red-colored pearl beads, I took 1 white-colored bone bead. The white-colored bone bead has two separate mouths where the white line can pass.
Now, from the left side of the white line, I inserted it into 1 piece of white bone bead. The right side of the white line, I also inserted it into the right side of the white-colored bone bead. You should know that the space where the white line will pass into the white bone bead is very tiny and as such, I used a needle to help pass the line.
Now, I inserted another 1 piece of white colored bone bead into the left and right sides of the white line.
Now, I inserted 1 piece of white colored cowrie into the left side of the white line. I also inserted 1 piece of white-colored cowrie into the right side of the white line. The help of a needle made it easy for the white line to pass into the cowrie.
Now, I inserted up to 4 pieces of white-colored bone beads into the left and right spaces of the white lines.
Now, I inserted 1 piece of white colored cowrie into the left side of the white line. I also inserted another 1 piece of white-colored cowrie into the right side of the white line.
Now, I inserted the last white bone bead into the left and right sides of the white line. Now, I inserted the last left white line into the first white-colored bone bead inserted through the left as well. I also inserted the last right white line into the first white bone bead through the right.
I drew the two left and right lines. I inserted 2 pieces of red-colored pearl beads into the left side and another 2 pieces of red-colored pearl beads into the right side. Now, I joined the lines together and tied them together.
Your bracelet looks well made. The cowries are a nice touch.
The cowries are indeed a touch.
!WOC
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This is really beautiful
This is good of you.
This is awesome
Thank you for your positive commenting.