Using the basser, different articles can be made by their hands, ranging from jewellery, such as silver and necklace, to accessories and even paintings. Beager bracelets remain the most popular product for start-up and experienced workshops.
We'll need a bracelet to make:
- 6 mm dimensions;
- Biser No. 10;
- Boxes No. 11;
- Pelic wax for nitrate treatment;
- A shining basser.
The necessary materials are collected and we have to start.
If the strings are regular and obedient, we need to process them in the wax. We'll need two needles to work.
1. We take the castle first, puncture it to our rug, then we take the bicellen and back it to the castle. Next, we're gonna hire each side on three beads, we're gonna connect both sides of one big bush, and we're gonna get the first bubble of the bass.
2. Now we're going to get a right needle, a busher, and another bush, and we're doing the same thing with a left needle. Next, we put the left needle in the bush that we have on the right side. And we're getting the first cross.
3. We'll continue the set - the bush behind the bush, the basserin, and you'll be able to try the bracelet, but don't rush, add the last line. We've got a buffalo to go.
4. In order to swallow our 6 mm bush, we need six little basserines on the needle. We'll get the basserines and we'll go out every bush. So we're gonna finish the sidewalk of our bracelet.
5. Now we'll fly our beads on top. To that end, we're recruiting three basic-coloured basserines and one additional (competitive) and again three main-coloured bies.
