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Making the braceletThread the 6 mm rounds alternating with the sterling daisy spacers. Check the size of the bracelet. Adjust as necessary. Thread the beads in the following order for the optimum "rainbow" effect: The colours in this photo do not do justice to the true colours of these beads.
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Test for the threaded bracelet for size, and adjust as necessary. Then tie a Surgeons' Knot to secure the ends. A Surgeons' Knot is an overhand knot with an extra pass through the loop. The beauty of using the Softtouch is that you can knot it, as it is lighter and more supple than it's other Sofflex cousins. It is, by the same token, not quite as indestructible. If you scrape it, you can make it curl, or weaken it. And, it is possible to break it, if you pull it too hard.
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After knotting, pass the ends back through two or three beads (there is plenty of room), and secure with an additional knot around the main cable. Repeat, working around the bracelet, with each long end, until you meet again at the opposite side with the two ends. Knot the two ends together. Tuck the ends through a few more beads, and then cut off the end. Alternately, you can thread on a doubled line. Enjoy!
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