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One Button, one memory.
Yes, it is selfmade!
And because I know there are many BUTTONholics amongst us here's a small tutorial for you.
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You Will Need
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Step 1
You'll need many buttons.
I used fabric-covered buttons, but of course you may use glass buttons, metal buttons, old or new buttons - your choice. They only have to have a SHANK (that's the little loop on the backside of the button).
If you're allergic to nickel you shouldn't use metal buttons or fabric covered buttons! -
Step 2
Additionally you'll need small pliers (nose- or flatpliers), a bracelet with a closure and as many jump rings (or "split rings") as you have buttons.
The materials should be available in the beading or jewelry-making section of a craft shop.
Do yourself a favour and have an eye on quality materials! -
Step 3
It's your choice how "full" your bracelet will be.
I counted the links between the closure parts and then decided to attach a button to 2 adjacent links, then leave one link blank and then attach a button to the 2 next links and so on.
You can always add buttons later, if you want ;)
Oh: I left the three links next to the closrue blank so I can properly pull it through the closure ring. If you use a different closure this isn't necessary - but you'll see that yourself.
I also relocated the closure ring as the bracelet was too wide for me, and added a nice glass buttons to the free end of the bracelet.
I am in awe of this.