If you're just starting to make a biserpilla, then of course you should start from the simplest. For example, try to swallow a light bilateral bracelet from the biser and a large bush. It won't take much time for you to take half an hour, but it looks pretty on your hand. The two-way bracelet needs to be sprayed in two stages. This will help you with a diagram and a description from the Abramkin Oxan.

All right, prepare a basser of any color, beads, ticks or staircases and staples. Although you can make the plug yourself if you don't have it. It's not hard: the hinge is made of the biser and the anchorage is from the bush.

For starters, you're gonna put three basserinas in the middle of the thread, then two beads and three bicers again. Then you'll get two big bubbles on one thread, and the second string through them, so you'll cross a thread in two bouises.

Now we need to swap the necessary length of the bracelet. Just keep swinging around. Double? All right, the first step is behind us.

Now we have to go to the top of the bracelet of the bottom of the biser. First, you'll put a part of the castle on one end, you'll put it on the chain. Put your thread on. You'll put a seven-bice low on another tip. Now, this end of the thread will be put through two previous buffins on the other side. I mean, if you've taken the end of the lower thread, you're going through the previous booths on the top. Get in that way before the chain starts, then get the second part of the lock.

That's it. On the one hand, we got a flat brasser from the big bush, and if we turn it over, we're getting a larger brasser at the bottom of a small biser. If you've made some mistakes, if you've got the wrong buffins, wrong with the number of basserinas, don't let the decorations go and fix the mistakes, otherwise the product will just look unfinished, unoriginal. Good luck with the biserpent!