Bracelet | jewelry

I hope you all are well. Today was a special day for me. My uncle visited us after 7 long years, and I was so excited to see him that I forgot all about my daily activities. But what made his visit even more special was the stories he shared with me about my grandfather.

As we sat together, my uncle began to tell me about the moments he shared with my grandfather. He told me about their adventures, their laughter, and their tears. He shared stories about my grandfather's childhood, his struggles, and his triumphs.

I listened with wide eyes and a curious heart, soaking up every word my uncle said. I had always been fascinated by my grandfather's stories, but unfortunately, he passed away when I was very young.

Hearing my uncle's stories about my grandfather felt like I was getting to know him all over again. I felt a deep connection to my grandfather's life, and I was grateful to my uncle for sharing these precious memories with me.

As the day came to a close, I thanked my uncle for visiting and for sharing these amazing stories with me. I realized that sometimes, the best things in life are the stories and memories we share with our loved ones.

After they left, I felt extremely sad and bored. It seemed like a part of my day was missing. So, I thought of creating something for my today's post, something that would keep me occupied and lift my mood a bit.

I pulled out some materials from my craft box, like thread, beads, and scissors. Then, I decided to make a bracelet, something I enjoy making. I loved this activity, and I put my thoughts into it and I also take an idea with youtube. I got to work with my hands and started making the bracelet.

Step-by-Step Procedure:

Start by measuring your wrist to determine the length of the bracelet. Add about 2–3 extra inches for tying knots.
Start threading the beads onto the cord or wire. Arrange them in a pattern I desired it. I want to make a design. Start by stringing the 3 white beads and a one red bead in cross form first. Then, add the two white beads and one white bead in cross form around it in your chosen pattern. My beads have small holes, so I want to use a needle to make the process easier.

I repeat this step again and again until I reached on my desired length.

Once all the beads are on the cord, tie the two ends of the elastic cord together tightly in a double knot.
Then add the jump ring on the both sides of the bracelet and tie with knot. After the knot is tied, trim the excess elastic cord close to the knot, but leave just a tiny bit to prevent it from coming undone.