Ribbon Chain Bracelets

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  Step 1

  Gather Materials. Cut Chain with a jewelry plyers. If you don't have one, you can twist the chain links until they seperate. Ribbon pieces should be 10-12 inches.

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  Step 2

  Weave ribbon through the first link and tie a knot. Make sure to leave extra ribbon at the end so that you can tie on the bracelet after it's done!

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  Step 3

  Weave ribbon throughout chain. Make sure that the satin side is facing up throughout.

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  Step 4

  Once you reach the end of the chain, carefully tie a knot. Leave a couple of inches of ribbon at the end so you can tie on your new bracelet.

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  Step 5

  Try it on!

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  Step 6

  Enjoy your new bracelet! Or....gift it!

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  Step 7

  Use your extra chain to make more bracelets! Or...necklaces!

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  Step 8

  Rock it!

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Ruthie C. · 1 project 25th May 2012

you don't use any closure? just tie the ribbon?

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Astara · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 1 project 19th October 2010

I'd love to make one of these for a friend for Christmas, but she's allergic to anything but gold and silver. Would anyone know where to buy cheap silver chain online, possibly?

These are so cute and I know she'd love them.

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allie a. · Los Angeles, California, US · 15 projects 10th August 2010

i will be making my version of this very soon!

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Kim P. · Chicago, Illinois, US · 5 projects 16th December 2009

i just made 7 of these plus a necklace for xmas gifts for $5! weee!

i recommend putting some fray-check on the tips of the ribbons so the ends don't unravel, and putting a drop of superglue on the knots so they stay put since the material is slippery

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DarkAshHurts · 119 projects 13th December 2009

Awesome. ;)

LOTS of Designer handbags have handles like this now...never thought of doing it myself. good idea.

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Jenna C. · New York, New York, US · 123 projects 8th December 2009

All materials available at www.newyorkdesignshop.com!

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ʎǝuʇɹnoɔ · Wellington, Wellington, NZ · 6 projects 6th December 2009

fantastic! and i can actually do this easily. C:

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