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Cute bracelets
These bracelets are fast, easy and pretty fun to make :)

Posted by Sanna from Växjö, Kronoberg County, Sweden • Published 30th March 2010 • See Sanna's 8 projects »

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Step 1
Start by measuring your wrist to decide how big you want to make your bracelet. Then cut off the piece of rope you need.
Step 2
Tie the yarn to one end of the rope.
Step 3
Then start wrapping the yarn around the rope.
Step 4
Continiue twisting the yarn 'til there are a couple of centimetres left of the rope. Put some glue on the top and wrap the rest of it.
Step 5
Now the end should look something like this.
Step 6
While the glue is drying for a moment you can make this little braid which will function as a piece of the "lock". I usually make mine about 3-4 centimetres.
Step 7
Then add some glue to the other end and place the braid in a loop on it. Then twist yarn around the top.
Step 8
Sew a button to the opposit end and...
Step 9
Voila, done :)

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wool 7th March 2014

love it tho it took me a while to realise it was a bracelet and not a choker lol.

Francine M. · Machias, Washington, US 29th January 2014

Ahhhh, I see the tutorial, very cool! Must try this soon! I am much more interested in fiber jewelry, as it doesn't hurt me so much as the metal seems to now.

Francine M. · Machias, Washington, US 29th January 2014

This is REALLY COOL! What did you use as a base? Cord? I am just really impressed with them, they are very simple and tribal.

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