Miyuki bracelet with golden flowers and magnetic clasp

Attach 12 threads on a loom. To do this, attach a piece of yarn to one of the loom nails with a double knot and without cutting the yarn from the bobbin. Pass the thread on the opposite side and wrap it around the nail on the other side. Return to the first nail and wind the thread. Continue in this way without cutting the thread and then attach the thread to the first end once you have 12 threads on the loom. Now cut the thread, keeping 10 cm of the thread end.

Cut about 1.5 m of wire and tie it with a double knot to the first wire. Keep 10 cm of wire. If you are doing the easy version, place the knot close to the edge of the loom, but if you are doing the difficult version, place it more in the middle. Thread the 11 beads of the pattern. Thread the thread with the beads underneath the loom. Position the beads between each thread with your finger, then pass through the beads with the needle, being careful to pass the needle over the loom threads.

Follow the pattern by repeating the fan pattern. Follow the directions at the beginning of the tutorial to find out how long to weave. To stop the weaving make a double knot on the loom thread at the edge of the weave.

Wedge the thread in the weave by passing it through the previous rows. Try to make the passages smaller than in the photo, otherwise there will be too much thread in the beads at the end, when you will have stuck almost all the threads and you won't be able to pass the needle anymore. Make 3 or 4 passes while trying to go far in the weaving.

Cut the wires keeping as much wire length as possible. Tuck the threads one by one into the weave on one side only, on the side with the shortest threads for example. This also applies to the easy version, only you have one piece of weave of the previously determined length and you have to wedge the threads on both sides.

Then glue one side in the clasp and for the easy version both sides. To do this, apply glue to the first two rows of beads, both sides and on the edges as well. You should put a generous amount but not too much so that it doesn't spill over. Then wait 24 hours before touching the bracelet. For the difficult version you can weave the other parts in the meantime. The easy version is at this stage finished!

On the glued part, wedge the first wire and the end of the wire if not already done. Then the fourth, fifth, eighth, ninth and twelfth. You will therefore have six sons left that you will pass two by two through the holes of the barrette. Tighten the threads on one side of the central weave.

With the remaining threads of the first part, tie the first part and the middle part together by wedging the threads into the weave.

You get this. Tighten wires 1,4,5,8,9,12 as in step 7.

Attach the last part and the spacer with the remaining wires from the central part. Wedge the wires on the other side and glue the last part to the clasp. Wait 24 hours before touching and wearing it.