After I created my first bracelet, I was hooked.
I continued making bracelets for a few hours.
I immediately learned some bracelet musts.
The gauge of the wire used is crucial.
The higher the number, the thinner the wire.
Thin wire works is you want a bracelet to be flexible,
but you run the risk of it snapping.
Thick wire may not be flexible, but it is definitely sturdy.
Plastic beads are lightweight but are not the best quality.
Glass beads are a nice weight and look good overall.
Glass pearls look nice but scratch easily,
and ceramic beads also look nice,
have a great weight, but can crack.
Crimps, clasps, spacers, and charms can
all be used to make a great bracelet.
There were so many more things that I learned,
but the best thing I learned
was that making jewelry is a major stress relief.
The amount of happiness I feel
when I've made another piece of jewelry
is something that cannot be measured.
Moreover, each time I make a sale,
my happiness increases all the more
because I'm getting to share a little piece of myself
and my happiness with someone else.
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