Hello guys!
I spent many days working on my computer project. It was a challenging task that required a lot of coding, testing, and fixing. Despite feeling tired and stressed, I was determined to do a great job.
I conducted thorough research, designed and built the project. Luckily, I had a great team behind me. My teammates were very supportive, and together we solved problems and overcame obstacles.
As the deadline approached, the pressure mounted, but I remained confident in our abilities. Finally, the moment of truth arrived. Today, I completed the project!
I felt an overwhelming sense of happiness and relief. All the hard work and late nights had paid off. I took a moment to reflect on what I had learned and how I had grown.
Completing the project was tough, but it was worth it. I felt proud and confident, knowing that I had pushed myself to new heights. Now, I'm ready to take on the next challenge.
It's time to celebrate this achievement! I'm grateful for the experience and excited to apply the skills and knowledge I gained to future projects. This project taught me the importance of teamwork, perseverance, and attention to detail. I'm eager to see where these skills will take me next.
As I sat at my desk, threads and beads scattered around me, I felt a sense of excitement and creativity that I hadn't felt in a while. After completing my computer project, I had decided to take a break and revisit one of my old hobbies: bracelet making.
I thought back to what my teammate had said to me during our project meeting: "I love the bracelet you're wearing! You made it. " Her compliment had stuck with me, and I had been meaning to make her a bracelet ever since.
Now, with my project out of the way, I had the perfect opportunity. I carefully selected the patterns and colors same as my bracelet colour I knew she would love, and got to work.
Procedures
Cut a length of beading wire.
Attach the hook in the middle of the wire using a secure knot.
Thread on one small skin bead and form the cross pattern by passing both ends of the wire through the bead, positioning it in the center.
Add one brown bead to each side of the wire.
Add one red bead to each side of the wire, placing one bead on each end of the wire.
As I worked on the bracelet, I felt my mind relaxing and my creativity flowing. It was a great way to unwind and express myself after the intensity of the project.
Add one small skin bead to form another cross pattern by passing both ends of the wire through the bead.
Continue repeating the steps to create the desired length for my bracelet.
Once I reach the desired length, attach the jump ring to end of the wire.
Secure the wire using knots.
Here's the final look when I wearing it.
Finally, after a few hours of work, the bracelet was complete. I held it up, admiring the intricate patterns and colors. I couldn't wait to give it to my teammate and see the smile on her face.
I hope she like it.
Send me a feedback.
Allah Hafiz