Tutorial: How I Made Sunday Dress Bracelet

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Hello and Happy Sunday to you all. I hope you had a wonderful weekend with family and friends. Today, I decided to make a bracelet for my Sunday dress. The whole bracelet-making started when I check my dressing box and noticed that I have traditional wear that I have forgotten for so long. I took up the dress from my box and decided that I’ll be wearing it for my Sunday outing.

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After I took the decision of wearing the traditional outing dress from my box, I have to check my jewelry box to check if I actually have a bracelet that could be the same match to the dress. After I checked my jewelry box, there was actually no matching bracelet for the traditional dress. In this regard, I took the decision of making a similar color bracelet for the dress. So, I entered the market and bought some available bracelet-making beads.

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After making the bracelet, I didn’t actually get the exact design that I wanted to make. But I think the little color of beads combined for the bracelet actually gave it a small design.

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Without much delay, we have to look into the materials used to make the bracelet:

0.8mm nylon line.

6 pieces of black straw bead.

4 pieces of green straw bead.

4 pieces of cocoa straw bead.

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We can now look into the procedures adopted in making the bracelet:

Measuring out the 0.8mm nylon line has to be considered. After that, insert 1 piece of green straw bead, 1 piece of cocoa straw bead, piece of green straw bead, 1 piece of cocoa straw bead, 1 piece of green straw bead, 1 piece of cocoa straw bead, 1 piece of green straw bead. After that, insert a total of 6 pieces of black straw beads and then tie well.

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