Today’s DIY is inspired by a gorgeous bracelet that I spotted by Aurelie Bidermann. This one is so easy to make but such a pretty project… I love how it turned out!
P.S. Check out my other Aurelie Bidermann DIY… love this lace cuff, too!
Materials: Emboroidery Floss // E6000 Glue // Sharp Scissors // Bracelet Form
Start by cutting 30 pieces of embroidery floss, each about 24-30″ long.
Form three piles of ten strands of embroidery floss. Take a separate piece of floss, and tie a knot. Wrap the floss around the top of the braid a few times, form a loop, and tie a knot.
Cut the top of your braid off. Slowly start braiding a nice fat, flat braid. Fan it out as you go to make it nice and thick!
Close off the braid by tying a knot and wrapping a piece of embroidery floss around the end of the braid 5-6 times. End it by forming a loop and wrapping the end through to tie a knot.
Apply glue to your bracelet and firmly press the braid down… carefully pressing and fanning the braid out as you work.
so simple & cool! I love the colors in this braid : )
XO, Stefanie
Life on the Squares
This is so creative–and something I could actually do!
This looks so cute AND doable! I love all of the Summery friendship bracelet DIYs lately Grace.
xoxo,
Chelsea & The City
So cute! I think the gold cuff backing really brings it all together and elevates the sophistication.
xo, Lily on Fillmore
Very cute and easy!
Friendship bracelets are finally easy to take on and off – love this idea!
I love the colors you used. i also love Aurelie Bidermann. I also do designer inspired jewelry DIY’S, check out my blog if you have a chance. 🙂
Hi Grace! I’ve been following your blog for a while now and I’m a huge fan! We just launched our bead store online and would love if you would take a look! This is all really new to us so any comments or suggestions are more than welcome!! Our site is: http://www.alonsosobrino.com
Thanks a bunch!
xoxo
Viviana
Amazing way to recycle old leftover threads 🙂 love upcycling 🙂 (and do an upcycling DIY tutorial every Monday on hapinesswherever.wordpress.com 🙂 )