Miyuki Tila and Half Tila beads
 Metal washers
 A shell connector
 Miyuki elastic thread

To start, cut an elastic thread of about 40cm and then fold it in half.

Pass the 2 ends of the thread through the ring of the shell connector and then back through the loop of the elastic thread. Pull on the threads to tighten the knot. This knot is called a lark's head knot (macramé technique).

To secure the knot, make a classic knot with the 2 threads at the edge of the ring.

Then thread 5 metal washers onto the 2 grouped threads. 

Separate the threads and then thread the alternating Tila beads with Half Tila beads.

Here, have fun creating rhythm by alternating the colors and sizes of the beads.

During assembly, measure the bracelet to see the size without forgetting to take into account the last metal washers!

Then, thread 3 metal beads onto the 2 grouped threads and then separate the threads.

On one, thread 2 metal washers and then pass through the 2nd ring of the shell connector.

To finish, thread through the last 2 washers to join the other thread.

You can now secure your creation by making several tight knots. Then cut the excess thread flush. 

And there you go! Beautiful creation!

Tip: This threading technique allows you to obtain 2 threads for Tila beads and to hide the knot in the metal beads. Your creation will thus be more aesthetic and easier to make.