Once I found the perfect hook for this yarn it all went smoothly, I relaxed, and each bracelet I made became longer and wider heheheh

I think the most difficult bit for me was figuring out how not to twist the chains in between the circles, and how to work over the chain in the following rounds. But after a bit of that, I got used to it and things really flew :)

I couldn’t find the T-clasp in any shop, and the ones I found on the internet came with the O-part of the clasp for the T-part to fit into, so rather than throwing 50% of it away I decided to make both ends of the bracelet the same size and attach a clasp bit on each end. Easier too.

I really enjoyed also picking the beads and sewing them on. Gorgeous, it lifts the whole work and it makes it look even more precious.

Ah! I also tried to produce 2 and attach them as per instructions, but I had worked so unevenly that they did not really match perfectly and I did not feel it added to it. So mine are only one layer.

Gorgeous pattern in any case :) A lot of effort went into writing it, taking the pics and making the charts.

Ah, one more thing! I thought I could stop making the rings once I had got around my wrist, but when you make the following rows the rounds get closer to each other. Next time, do 1 or 2 extra rounds after getting around the wrist, to make sure you don’t need to find a tiny friend to donate it to afterwards. :)