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** Sure, here's a concise 15-step guide on how to create a leather bracelet with the same inputted variables: ** Materials needed: -- Leather scrap (approximately 10 x 1 inches) -- Ruler -- Pen or marker -- Leather punch or awl -- Button stud -- Hammer -- Sandpaper -- Leather edge finish Step 1: Choose the leather color and texture that you like the most. In this case, we will use a brown leather scrap for the bracelet and a black stripe for the closure. Step 2: Cut the leather to the desired length. Measure your wrist size and add an inch to it. For example, if your wrist size is 7 inches, cut the leather to 8 inches. Step 3: Use a ruler to measure and mark the center of the leather strip with a pen or marker. Step 4: Punch or make small holes along the marked line using a leather punch or awl. Make sure to make the holes evenly spaced. Step 5: Attach the button stud to one end of the leather strip using a hammer. Make sure it's centered. Step 6: Fold the leather strip in half to find the center of the other end. Step 7: Punch or make small holes along the center of the other end of the leather strip. Step 8: Attach the black stripe leather to the center of the other end of the leather strip by aligning the holes and sewing them together. Step 9: Open the leather strip and fold it in half lengthwise, with the black stripe leather on the outside. Step 10: Sew along the edges of the leather strip, leaving a 1/4 inch margin. Step 11: Turn the leather strip right side out and check for any loose threads or uneven stitching. Trim any excess thread or leather. Step 12: Apply leather edge finish along the edges of the leather strip to give it a polished look. Step 13: To wear the bracelet, wrap it around your wrist and secure it with the button stud. Step 14: The black stripe and brown leather bracelet is versatile and can be worn with many outfits. It pairs well with casual outfits like jeans and a t-shirt or can add a touch of sophistication to a more formal outfit like a suit or dress pants. The neutral colors make it easy to match with any color scheme. ** To purchase the best materials and fabrics for this project, you can try searching for leather scrap bundles or remnants at your local craft store or check out online retailers like Tandy Leather or Amazon. Look for high-quality, genuine leather that is soft and pliable, and in a color that you like. You may also want to invest in a good leather punch or awl, as well as leather edge finish and sandpaper, to ensure your leather bracelet looks professional and polished. **