DIY 3 in 1 multicolor bracelet with seed beads

Start by measuring your ankle (or the part you want to wear your jewel around: choker, wrist, etc.) and write down this measurement.
If you want to wear this jewel in different places depending on what you want to wear today, calculate the ideal length that will allow you to put this jewel where you want for the same length. Find the ideal length that will allow you to make for example:

- 4 turns of wrists for a multiranks bracelet,
- 2 turns of ankle for an anklet
- or 2 turns of neck for a choker

Once you have calculated your ideal length, plan to cut a much longer length of thread, about 40 cm longer, to make the sliding knots that will be fixed in the clasp, as well as the knots for locking the beads. You will always have time to cut it back if it is too long.

To make your sliding knot (which will allow you to gain a little length, or conversely to remove some if you wish to wear your jewel differently), reproduce the diagram above:

- Take one end and form a loop about 10 or 15 cm from the end of the wire.
- Pass the short wire underneath the longer wire. Pass the short thread back over the long thread on the other side and wrap the short thread several times (4 or 5 times) around the long thread forming a tunnel of rings.
- At the end of the last loop, pass the end of the short thread inside all the loops formed by this same thread to return to the initial loop.
- Pull on the short thread to make the loops shrink and block the end of the thread. Be careful not to pull too quickly so that each loop gradually shrinks.
- Once the knot is tight, it's done! All you have to do is cut off the end that is sticking out and burn the end of the thread.
- Check that your knot flows well by playing with the long thread.

Depending on whether you want to give your slip knot more or less room to adjust the length of your jewel, make a first knot on the wire to block the beads. This is the beginning of your necklace.

Start stringing the multi-coloured seed beads. Make small sets of beads, varying the colours and number of beads. Start and end each set of beads with a bow. You can leave more or less space or not at all between the sets of beads to let the gold thread show, it's up to you.

Once the necessary length has been achieved, close your jewel with the same sliding knot as in step 2. The two adjustable loops created by the sliding knots will slide into the screw clasp of your choice, and can be adjusted in length. The screw clasp will be the central piece of your jewellery.