This Spiral Knot Friendship Bracelet is the next step for those of you who have mastered the macrame Square Knot Friendship Bracelet. This one uses the Rattail Satin Cording as well but follows a spiral staircase pattern. 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!
Rattail Satin Cording (two different colors, each cut to about three feet)
Boredom Bustin's Beads Kid's Kit (optional for additional decorative elements)
Tape or pin (for securing the bracelet while working)
Scissors (for cutting the cording)
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Quick Project Steps
Cut two pieces of Rattail Satin Cording in different colors to about three feet each.
Tie an overhand knot about 12 inches from the ends, creating a loop for the bracelet.
Arrange the cords with the longer pieces on the outside and the shorter pieces in the middle.
Use the right-hand cord to create a 'Snoopy's ear' shape, then cross the left-hand cord over and thread it through, pulling tight to start the spiral pattern.
Continue the pattern, always starting the 'Snoopy's ear' shape on the right side, to maintain the spiral effect.
Once the bracelet reaches the desired length, finish with a knot, leaving enough room to fit through the loop created at the start.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
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Item Description
This Spiral Knot Friendship Bracelet is the next step for those of you who have mastered the macrame Square Knot Friendship Bracelet. This one uses the Rattail Satin Cording as well but follows a spiral staircase pattern. 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 different colors, each cut to about three feet)
Boredom Bustin's Beads Kid's Kit (optional for additional decorative elements)
Tape or pin (for securing the bracelet while working)
Scissors (for cutting the cording)
Project Steps
Cut two pieces of Rattail Satin Cording in different colors to about three feet each.
Tie an overhand knot about 12 inches from the ends, creating a loop for the bracelet.
Arrange the cords with the longer pieces on the outside and the shorter pieces in the middle.
Use the right-hand cord to create a 'Snoopy's ear' shape, then cross the left-hand cord over and thread it through, pulling tight to start the spiral pattern.
Continue the pattern, always starting the 'Snoopy's ear' shape on the right side, to maintain the spiral effect.
Once the bracelet reaches the desired length, finish with a knot, leaving enough room to fit through the loop created at the start.
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