You'll love the Casual Elegance displayed in these bracelets. Cheri used the thread wrapping technique to add fun beads to each bracelet. The result is a fascinating textured look that will complement any style. Don them on an evening out or pair them with office wear. They look great anywhere You'll discover more ideas for using thread wrapping techniques in designs in this Artbeads Cafe episode.
Choose embroidery floss (found at your local craft store) for your thread wrapping. Tie and knot the thread around a length of Leather Cord USA 5mm natural light brown round leather, leaving a bit of a tail. This leather should be longer than what you want your finished bracelet to be, so you can center the design on your bracelet once it is wrapped on. Then, wrap the thread around the leather six to eight times, making sure to wrap around the tail.
Tie and knot embroidery floss around a length of leather, leaving a bit of a tail. Then, wrap the thread around the leather about eight times, making sure to wrap around the tail.
Tie and knot embroidery floss around a length of leather, so that both ends of the thread are of equal length. String six fire-polished stone green luster 6mm beads onto one side of the thread.
Attach a 6mm silver-plated closed jump ring to a JBB 5mm silver-plated brass leaves swivel end cap using a 5mm silver-plated 18 gauge open jump ring. Attach the 12x6.5mm silver-plated trigger clasp to another end cap using a 5mm open jump ring.
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
You'll love the Casual Elegance displayed in these bracelets. Cheri used the thread wrapping technique to add fun beads to each bracelet. The result is a fascinating textured look that will complement any style. Don them on an evening out or pair them with office wear. They look great anywhere You'll discover more ideas for using thread wrapping techniques in designs in this Artbeads Cafe episode.
Choose embroidery floss (found at your local craft store) for your thread wrapping. Tie and knot the thread around a length of Leather Cord USA 5mm natural light brown round leather, leaving a bit of a tail. This leather should be longer than what you want your finished bracelet to be, so you can center the design on your bracelet once it is wrapped on. Then, wrap the thread around the leather six to eight times, making sure to wrap around the tail.
Tie and knot embroidery floss around a length of leather, leaving a bit of a tail. Then, wrap the thread around the leather about eight times, making sure to wrap around the tail.
Tie and knot embroidery floss around a length of leather, so that both ends of the thread are of equal length. String six fire-polished stone green luster 6mm beads onto one side of the thread.
Attach a 6mm silver-plated closed jump ring to a JBB 5mm silver-plated brass leaves swivel end cap using a 5mm silver-plated 18 gauge open jump ring. Attach the 12x6.5mm silver-plated trigger clasp to another end cap using a 5mm open jump ring.
