When it comes to men's jewelry and masculine designs, keep it simple. This Simple knotted Men's bracelet design features Czech glass hex nut beads as well as a table cut cup button incorporated with knotting cord. Make this bracelet quickly and easily after watching Allie give the step by step directions in this video.
Prepare Your Materials: Cut approximately 36 inches of knotting cord. Choose your beads and button.
Start the Bracelet: Make a loop with the cord and tie a knot, adjusting it to fit the button as a clasp.
Add Beads and Knot: Thread three hex nut beads onto one strand, then secure with simple knots, alternating sides and repeating the pattern.
Continue Pattern: Maintain the bead and knot sequence, ensuring consistent spacing and tension.
Finishing the Bracelet: After reaching the desired length, add the button by threading both ends of the cord through the button holes and tying a secure knot.
Final Adjustments: Trim any excess cord or leave a small tail for a rustic look. Optionally, add a few loose beads to the tails for decoration.
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Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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When it comes to men's jewelry and masculine designs, keep it simple. This Simple knotted Men's bracelet design features Czech glass hex nut beads as well as a table cut cup button incorporated with knotting cord. Make this bracelet quickly and easily after watching Allie give the step by step directions in this video.
Prepare Your Materials: Cut approximately 36 inches of knotting cord. Choose your beads and button.
Start the Bracelet: Make a loop with the cord and tie a knot, adjusting it to fit the button as a clasp.
Add Beads and Knot: Thread three hex nut beads onto one strand, then secure with simple knots, alternating sides and repeating the pattern.
Continue Pattern: Maintain the bead and knot sequence, ensuring consistent spacing and tension.
Finishing the Bracelet: After reaching the desired length, add the button by threading both ends of the cord through the button holes and tying a secure knot.
Final Adjustments: Trim any excess cord or leave a small tail for a rustic look. Optionally, add a few loose beads to the tails for decoration.
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