Greetings my co-jewelry lovers, how are you all doing? I hope you all are doing pretty good. I want to use this medium to wish you all a happy new month and a happy new week. I am very happy to share a post here with you guys today. It was all about making an elegant bracelet for my cousin's friend with yellow and cyan beads.
Last week I made a bracelet using this combination (yellow and cyan) for my cousin for a traditional marriage and I mentioned that one of her friends saw the bracelet and she was interested. My cousin told her I was the one that made it for her so she called me and requested the same combination but not the same as my cousin.
I asked her what she wanted it to look like, and she then asked me to change the color after one step, so I told her no problem. I promised to make her own as soon as possible since I had the leftover beads and it would be enough for me to make one for her. so I was able to come out with this design.
Hope this is so beautiful. I love the color combination and the design too. It looks so beautiful.
I would love to share with you guys some steps I followed to make this bracelet, in case you are interested in making something like this for yourself or your friend. But before I proceed to the steps I would love to list out some materials I used in making this bracelet.
- fishing line
- cyan beads
- yellow beads
- bracelet hug etc
Let's get started
Firstly I cut the requested length of the fishing line that will reach her hand, then cut it. I then pass the fishing line through the bracelet hug and then tight at the center to divide my fishing by two.
I then pass in two cyan beads from one side of the fishing line and also two cyan on the other side. See the photo below.
I then use a yellow bead to interlock them, by using one yellow bead, pass one fishing line through the yellow bead from the left and the second fishing line from the right. See the photo below.
After everything, then tight it, and here was the outcome of it.
Since I was to be changing the color each step. going to the second step, I pass two yellow beads through one of the fishing lines and the same two yellow beads through the second fishing line. See the photo below.
I then interlock it with a cyan bead and here is what it looks like.
Going to the third step, this time I passed two cyan beads and both ends of the fishing line instead of the yellow beads so that I could achieve the design I was looking for.
I then lock it up with a yellow bead and here is the outcome of it.
From this point, I start seeing the design coming out. I followed up that same process till I was able to acquire the desired length.
Upon reaching the end, I then tight the second bracelet hug to get the work done.
Here is the finished work.
how do you see the outcome of the bracelet? Hope it looks nice. I would love to hear from you. Thanks very much, your support is needed.
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