Studded Duct Tape Bracelet

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  Step 1

  Gather materials.

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  Step 2

  Rip off a piece of duct tape that will fit around your wrist. Make sure to leave a little extra space for the velcro/snap overlap.

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  Step 3

  Fold over one side as shown.

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  Step 4

  Fold over the other side as shown.

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  Step 5

  This is what the duct tape should look like. Now begin laying studs down. This is just for show, so that you can see what your bracelet will look like.

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  Step 6

  Once you know where you'd like the studs, push them through the duct tape one at a time as shown.

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  Step 7

  Fold the prongs into the middle so that the stud is in nice and sturdy.

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  Step 8

  Continue studding your bracelet as shown...

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  Step 9

  This should be enough...

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  Step 10

  Here is what the back will look like.

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  Step 11

  We took narrow/long pieces of duct tape and covered the back of the bracelet. This will prevent your skin from getting itchy.

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  Step 12

  We used snaps, so we prepared our snaps. A hammer is needed as well. We recommend velcro as well, either works :)

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  Step 13

  Once we got the snaps on, I tried it on!!

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  Step 14

  Everyone at NYDS is ooooing and ahhhing over this bracelet! It's SO fun and SOO easy :)

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  Step 15

  Another view...

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KoriNicole · 3 projects 8th April 2011

were do you get the studs from?

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~L~ · Louisville, Kentucky, US · 1 project 10th June 2010

wow never would have thought it was duct tape.

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lux lux · 5 projects 5th June 2010

wow lovesit! its so Rihanna very much inspired by your pic, i think i'm gonna try making mine as a knuckleduster..

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Glenda A. 30th January 2010

Wow! Love it.

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 30th January 2010

wooow this is a smart cool idea, like it, i have seen a golden tape too, mayby the next time for you to use. beautifull and awesome! thanks for the tute and sharing.

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