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Bridal Bracelet DIY

By Charity Mwengi. 

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How would you feel if someone used your work and claimed it as theirs? Sad right? Kindly give credit where it’s due. You can use the DIY below to create your bracelets or necklaces but mention me as the designer. 

Bridal Bracelet 

Today we are making a bridal bracelet there will be no necklace however if you are interested in a necklace DIY you can check my previous articles on necklace DIY’s.

Front part of bridal Bracelet

Tools required to make the bridal bracelet 

A pair of scissors

Three elastic strands of threads

Beads

The reason I’m using the elastic thread it’s because the bridal bracelet will not have a hook, so I had to use the stretchy elastic thread that makes it possible for the bridal bracelet to be worn. 

We begin

Cut three elastic threads like the photo below

Bridal Bracelet threads

In each thread add 4 black beads the photo is below

Black beads

In the middle thread add the following beads in the following order check the photo belowMore beads for bridal bracelet

Using the same middle thread that has beads put it through the white bead like photo below

White bead

Then continue moving that thread up to the middle. 

Leave the middle thread there for now 

Let’s focus on the outer two threads, add 2 more beads to them the total number of beads on the left thread will now be 6 and on the right thread will now be 6

Then take the left thread pass it through the black bead like the photo below

Left beads

Do the same to the right thread pass it through the black bead on the right side. You will have this shape like the photo below

Bridal Bracelet cluster 1

Step 2 

Following the step 1 procedure create the middle bracelet pattern then

Add four beads to the left and right thread like the photo below

More beads

Put the left and right outer thread through the black bead, like the photo below 

Bridal Bracelet

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I have shown you step 1 and step 2 of making our bridal bracelet please proceed until you create 5 inside patterns(the ones with white and read beads) in order to achieve a bracelet that fits the standard wrist size. 

My joined bracelet has this design 

Bridal Bracelet

The reason being, when I began I only put 4 beads in the middle thread, while the outer 2 threads have 6 beads remember we added them along the way. 

Front part of bridal Bracelet

And we are done for today there are more articles on jewelry DIY be sure to check them on my website

www.blogwiththehuntress.co.ke 

Email blogwiththehuntress@gmail.com 

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