These are also some interesting and seemingly quick made braided bracelets ;-)
Links:
Summer bracelets DIY
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…compilation of tutorials
These are also some interesting and seemingly quick made braided bracelets ;-)
Links:
Summer bracelets DIY
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘bracelet’
Entries with the tag ‘braid’
I find the idea great to simply pull different coloured threads through a chain.
Looks good, doesn’t it?
Links:
Chain and Thread Bracelet (DIY: Braided Chain Bracelet)
via: (FULL TUTORIAL ADDED!) My version of a $385 bracelet! :) chain and thread.
Ages ago I found a tutorial on how to coil friendship bracelets and found it stunning.
Unfortenately this tutorial doesn’t exist any more and I haven’t found no similar, therefore I’m writing it myself.
That’s what to do:
Cut three threads à 180 cm (ca. 2 yards).
Braid a piece of appr. 3 cm (ca. 1,2 inches) on the half of the threads and lay as loop.
You have now six working threads hanging from the loop.
Select a thread and coil around the other five.
Pay attention to lay the coils near each other to hide the underlying threads.
Select afterwards a thread of another colour and coil again.
This is how the coil could look like after having finished it.
You can create another beautiful pattern by coiling two different coloured threads around the remaining threads.
Additionally you can lay two more threads of the same colour apart and after coiling you can lay them crosswise around the coil.
This is how the double coil and the cross pattern could look like.
Once I made a simple braid (at the end).
At another part I didn’t do anything at all but simply let lie the six threads near each other.
Furthermore you can divide the threads and make two coils side by side in place of one coil (here in red and grey).
This is the friendship bracelet I coiled for the tutorial
I even put a bead on the friendship bracelet on the first photo .
Needless to say that you can make other items in place of friendship bracelets, like necklaces, key chains and key rings and much more.
Have fun!
I once braid a Friendship Bracelet, but in just one colour. The ones at Heather’s Friendship Bracelets are so beautiful because of the different colour patterns she presents.
I haven’t done them yet, but they are on my to-do list (together with a gazillion of other things to try ;-))
Links:
Heather’s Friendship Bracelets
Note: even though there’s written something about a move I could stilll reach the links
Friendship Bracelet – first pattern of first set
Yesterday I have presented the crochet bracelet that you can of course also make with finger crochet.
But you can also finger knit it or finger braid it ;-)
Links:
Finger Crochet (Finger Crochet: an Intro)
Here at unikatissima:
Crochet Bracelet
Finger Knitted Bracelets
Fingerloop Braiding
After having played around with Crazy Daisies (see links below) I found out that you can make a ring from them very easily.
You take a Crazy Daisy (instructions see links below) and attach a ring ;-)
In this case I made and attached a simple, single-coloured Kumihimo strap from the same yarn I used for the Crazy Daisy.
I could have used a simple wire ring, similar to the River Troll Ring, a woven ring, a macramé ring similar to the Beaded Macramé Bracelet, a fingerlooped ring, a crocheted or knitted ring, a simple beaded ring, a Peyote Ring, etc etc etc ;-))
Links:
Here at unikatissima:
Crazy Daisies
Crazy Daisies II
Kumihimo
Fingerloop Braiding
Rings and similar items here at unikatissima:
River Troll Ring
Woven Ring
Beaded Ring
Peyote Ring
If you need a boa quickly (with accessories!) the tutorial on how to make a 10 minute boa will be helpful.
Although I never needed a boa quickly up until now ;-))
Originally it is crocheted, but I am sure that you can finger crochet (see Links below) or make a fingerloop braid.
Links:
10 Minute Boa
Concerning finger crochet:
Finger Crochet Jewelry
Crochet a Bracelet With Your Fingers
Here at unikatissima: Fingerloop Braiding