The month of October Bracelet Gift to @yolimarag

Hello family jewelry lovers. Today, I will be presenting to the community a bracelet I made as a gift of October to a dear friend but before further, I will like to ask you how many friends you have and how many of them can you trust. I’m not here to fully talk about friendship but I will like you to understand the importance of having good friends around you because those you call your friends are actually the ones that will contribute to your success while some will be your downfall if you have the wrong ones. Please all I have to say is for you to always be careful about the kind of friends you keep.

Every month, I chose to gift my skills through creation to people I value in life and today I chose to gift @yolimarag a bracelet I specially made. This is the second time I’m gifting out in the month of October and the first was shared in a different community.

Without wasting much of your time, I will like to fine-tune you while I chose to gift @yolimarag a bracelet I made. It came to my notice that she is moderating a good number of communities in which she has to review and comment on posts made by diverse authors on daily basis and after doing that in a day, she will still have to make her own post. This is not all about Hive because I believe that she also has some family things to take care of.

When I noticed all her effort towards meeting up with her Hive daily review and commenting on posts, I decided to make a special bracelet as a gift to her in order to inform her that she should keep up doing the good work within and outside Hive. I know it’s not always easy to carry out all the duties but I ask for more strength to help you do more.

We have to look into the materials that I used to make the bracelet:

0.8mm fishing line.

Bracelet hook.

Bead stopper.

112 pieces of yellow sand bead while 66 were used for each edge of the bracelet.

66 pieces of red sand beads were used for the center of the bracelet.

210 pieces of gold mixture sand beads were used for the zigzag line block formation.

Tools used in making the bracelet:

Plier.

Needle.

Matches.

We are now going to be looking into the processes adopted:

I have to cut three separate lines of fishing line.

After I have finished cutting the three separate lines, I have to insert 66 pieces of yellow sand bead in each of the two lines and then later insert 66 pieces of red sand bead. I make sure that I used a bead stopper to hold them.

I have to place the three separate fishing lines on the floor but make sure that the one with a 66-red sand bead is placed at the center of the two yellow line beads.

I have to insert my three-step of bracelet hook in the two yellow and one center red beads and then use a stopper to hold it.

Immediately after I finished inserting the bracelet hook from one side, I have to count five lines of yellow bead from the front and the back side of the bracelet and then insert five pieces of gold mixture sand bead but when returning the line to the center red bead line, I have to count four red beads and then intersect.

After I finished the first zigzag line with the gold mixture sand bead, I have to follow the same first step and complete the second line.

After I formed the two front and back bracelet zigzag lines, I have to enter the second closing bracelet hook and still use a stopper to hold.

After I finished the whole work, I have to use matches to lock well the stopper used.