The designer's suggested colors & materials:

Greek Leather Cord - Brown 2mm, 3 Feet

BeadTec Knotting Cord - Purple .8mm, 4 Feet

BeadTec Knotting Cord - Navy .8mm, 4 Feet

Athenacast Metal Disc Organic Washer Beads | 13mm | Real Silver Plated, 1 Piece

Potomac Crystal Cup Chain SS12 - Sapphire, 8 Inches

Potomac Crystal Cup Chain SS12 - Amethyst, 8 Inches

Method 1: Wrapping Technique Prepare Materials: Gather 2mm leather cord, crystal cup chain (SS16 or SS24), knotting cord (e.g., B-Tec), and an Athena cast button. Create the Button Loop: Fold the leather cord in half. Tie a knot at the end to form a loop that fits snugly around the button. Attach Knotting Cord: Tie the knotting cord securely near the looped end of the leather cord. Wrap the Cord Around Cup Chain: Place the cup chain along the leather cord. Wrap the knotting cord over the cup chain and leather, securing the chain to the leather while keeping the wraps evenly spaced. Finish Wrapping: Continue wrapping until the cup chain is securely attached along the length of the bracelet. Secure and Attach Button: Tie a knot at the end of the leather cord to secure the wrapping. Burn the knotting cord ends with a lighter to prevent fraying. Attach the button closure by tying the leather into another knot. Method 2: Half-Hitch Knot Technique Prepare for Knotting: Fold 2mm leather cord in half, creating a loop for the button clasp. Tie a knot to secure the loop. Attach Knotting Cord: Tie the knotting cord securely to the leather near the loop. Start Half-Hitch Knots: Alternate the knotting cord over and under the leather, creating loops that incorporate the cup chain links. Continue Knotting: Work down the length of the bracelet, ensuring each knot secures a link of the cup chain. Finish and Secure: At the end of the bracelet, tie off the knotting cord securely and burn the ends. Tie a knot with the leather cord to hold the button closure.