Multirang bracelet with moons and stars charms

Untie all the knots, being careful not to lose the beads. Tie a loose knot on each end of the thread to prevent the beads from slipping off the thread. Take the first thread and tie a triple tight knot at the end so that the beads cannot slip off. Remove some of the beads from the other side by slipping them into a bag so they don't get lost. Using a small ruler, measure the length of wire needed for your bracelet. This length should be equal to the size of your wrist -1 cm. Cut the wire, leaving enough length to make 3 knots to secure the beads on the other side.

Put glue on one of the knots and slip it into the weaving tip with a bead. Put it on the end of the tip.

Do the same with another thread. Make sure they are the same length before tying the knots on the other side. You need to thread at least 5 strands for your multi-row bracelet.

Once the 5 wires are threaded on one side, do the same thing with the second end and close the legs of the ends with a jewellery clip.

Add the extension chain and the spring clasp on both sides of the bracelet with small rings.

Prepare your charms with the crystal spinners. Thread the beads onto the flat head nails. 15 beads will be enough, but feel free to use more or less. With fine round pliers, bend the nail at 90° near the hole of the bead and then cut the nail to leave only 8 to 10 mm of stem after the angle.

Make a loop with round pliers by rounding the wire in the opposite direction of the angle. You may need to straighten the neck a bit with flat pliers as well.

Add the small charms with rings and slip your beaded charms onto the wires. Add a touch of clear lacquer to the ring openings to prevent them from slipping off the bracelet.