Create a one of a kind bracelet for you and your best friend! Allie uses Rattail Satin Cording to make this macrame Square Knot Friendship Bracelet. This is a fun kid's project to make with the Boredom Bustin's Beads Kid's Kit! Gather your materials and come create with us!
Elmer's glue (optional for securing the final knot)
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare Your Cording: Measure and cut 3 feet each of two colors of Rattail Satin Cording.
Forming the Base Loop: Fold the cords to create a loop at one end, tying an overhand knot to secure it.
Starting the Square Knot: Align the cords with two in the center and one of each color on the sides. Use the longer side cord to create a "snoopy nose" loop over the center cords, threading the other side cord over and through the loop.
Continuing the Pattern: Repeat the process, alternating the side that creates the initial loop, to build the bracelet length.
Finishing the Bracelet: Once desired length is reached, secure the ends with an overhand knot. Trim excess cord and apply a dab of glue for extra security.
Final Touches: Test the loop and knot for fit and adjust as necessary.
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Item Description
Create a one of a kind bracelet for you and your best friend! Allie uses Rattail Satin Cording to make this macrame Square Knot Friendship Bracelet. This is a fun kid's project to make with the Boredom Bustin's Beads Kid's Kit! Gather your materials and come create with us!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Rattail Satin Cording (two colors)
Scissors
Tape or a safety pin (optional)
Elmer's glue (optional for securing the final knot)
Project Steps
Prepare Your Cording: Measure and cut 3 feet each of two colors of Rattail Satin Cording.
Forming the Base Loop: Fold the cords to create a loop at one end, tying an overhand knot to secure it.
Starting the Square Knot: Align the cords with two in the center and one of each color on the sides. Use the longer side cord to create a "snoopy nose" loop over the center cords, threading the other side cord over and through the loop.
Continuing the Pattern: Repeat the process, alternating the side that creates the initial loop, to build the bracelet length.
Finishing the Bracelet: Once desired length is reached, secure the ends with an overhand knot. Trim excess cord and apply a dab of glue for extra security.
Final Touches: Test the loop and knot for fit and adjust as necessary.
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