I love wearing a bunch of different bracelets, but I hate it when they’re super heavy and all I want to do is take them off. That’s definitely not the case with this cute little miss-matched set as they are all light as a feather.
Here’s what you’ll need to make them.
Wide chain
Different Colored Ribbon – 3/8 inch wide
Glass Beads
Beading Thread
Storage Container
Office Clips
Needle
Tape Measure
Wire Cutter
Pliers
Scissors
Clasps – (regular & toggle)
Jump Rings
Charm (optional)
Step 1: Wrap tape around the tip of your ribbon so it’s easier to weave in and out of your chain.
Step 2: Cut your chain at 7 inches and clip it to a storage container so it’s easier to work with. Once your weave your first ribbon-chain bracelet move to Step 4 and complete. Your next ribbon chain bracelet you will weave beads in and out of the ribbon which you will start in Step 3.
Step 3: Measure your beading thread to be about 8 inches as you want to give yourself plenty of space for any errors. You probably won’t use all of it, but better safe than sorry. Double the thread, thread the needle and knot it at the end. Then insert needle into your ribbon-chain as shown below, adding a bead at every intersection.
Step 4: Fold ribbon over last chain link.
Step 5: Insert threaded needle through side of chain link around ribbon and back through other side. Repeat step several times until the ribbon is cinched at the middle. Finish off by sewing a few stitches through the ribbon to secure it in place.
Step 6: Cut ribbon as close to cinched thread as you can.
Step 7: Attach Jump Rings to the ribbon at each folded over end and attach clasps and charm if desired.
Now you have two bracelets done.
Step 8: For the last two bracelets, simply string desired colored glass beads to a 7 inch length using beading thread tied to a regular clasps & Jump Ring.
And presto…a new set of light weight assorted bracelets.
If you have any questions about this tutorial, please either leave a comment or send me an email at stephanie@fabyoubliss.com.
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Next up today we have an easy & fun assorted bracelet DIY tutorial. Have fun! http://t.co/GX4RoIix
Another great DIY.
I stumbled across this through Craftgawker and just wanted to say thanks for sharing. Made me want to read more and more posts.
What a great blog!
Thank you Hildi. So glad you found me
Thanks so much! I made one of the leather with beads today. Now I’m starting one of these! Simple, fast…just how I like my craft projects! Oh, and cool. BTW, do you have to look so awesome in your jeans? What kind are they?
Thank you Andrea! I’m so glad you like the tutorials. I have a bunch more coming up so definitely check back
The jeans…actually they’re from Target, Mossimo Skinny Jeans I think. I’m wearing ‘em now. Love ‘em. And I love that I paid under $20 bucks for them. I hate paying tons of money for jeans when I can get ones like these for cheap that everyone loves
I love these bracelets, but where did you get that unique chain that you used to make them?
Hi Heather! Thanks for the comment. All of the materials I used in this tutorial were purchased at Michael’s Crafts Supply. The maker is called Bead Landing. You’ll find them in the bead section at Michael’s
Hello, i love your bracelets and am really interested in making them, do you know how big the links are on the chain please? Thanks
Hi Gemma – Thanks for the comment. I don’t know the exact size of the chain links. Your best bet would be to get some chain that you’ll be able to fit the size ribbon you like through.
What a wonderful and effective design especially when several are worn!