Make a bracelet

ND kindly sent Future Pathways a kit for making a bracelet so that we could show pictures of the process. These are included below, along with instructions for how to make a bracelet.
You will need:

• 21 beads
• 21 different coloured beads or ‘spacers’
• Elastic
• Clear nail varnish
• Scissors 
 
Optional: if you want to add a charm to your bracelet, you will also need a charm, a charm carrier and a jump ring. (A jump ring connects different pieces together, for example it will connect the charm to the charm carrier.)
Beads, elastic and scissors
1 – Start by threading one colour bead onto elastic then another different colour bead.
Elastic with two beads on it.
2 – Repeat this 20 times.
Elastic with 21 blue beads and 21 sparkly beads.
3 – Add the charm to the charm carrier using the jump ring. Then add the charm to the bracelet.
Beads with a charm.
4 – Tie a knot three times.
Beads tied with elastic.
5 – Coat the knot with clear nail varnish. This will help it stay tied.
Adding clear nail varnish to elastic.
6 – Cut off the longer ends of the elastic and your bracelet is done!

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