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{Animal Beaded Bracelets}

July 5, 2013 By meredith Leave a Comment

Hello lovely Wait Til Your Father Gets Home Readers! I’m Rachel from Lines Across, and I’m happy to be guest posting here today. I love sharing all sorts of craft tutorials, especially DIY jewelry, like these braided fabric bracelets, these DIY rings, and this chevron braid tutorial.
lion rhino and elephant bracelets

What you need:

1. Seed beads

2. Animal beads (I found these at Hobby Lobby)

3. Stretchy jewelry cord (medium thickness)

3. Optional: crimp beads and jewelry pliers

What you do:



1. Cut a piece of stretchy cord a few inches longer than you want your final bracelet to be. I used jewelry pliers to flatten a crimp bead at one end of the cord, but you could also tie a few knots so that the beads won’t slip.

2. Start stringing on seed beads. Add your animal bead to the middle.

3. When you are finished, cut off the crimp bead, and tie a double knot to finish the bracelet. I added a little dab of super glue to keep the knot from slipping. The stretchy cord usually has a few knot diagrams on the package.

lion rhino and elephant bracelets

Thanks, Meredith for having me today. I’d love to for you to stop back by Lines Across, and check out some of my crafty posts from DIY jewelry, to gift box templates, to felt flower tutorials. You can also follow along on Facebook, Google +, or Pinterest.

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