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Simple Knotted Men's Bracelet Tutorial
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.
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Simple Knotted Men's Bracelet Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Hex Nut Beads Collection 2x5mm Metallics, ~ 60 Beads
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm, ~ 4 Feet
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Cobalt Travertine, 1 Piece
Secondary Colorway:
Hex Nut Beads Collection 2x5mm Galaxy, ~ 30 Beads
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Black .8mm, ~ 4 Feet
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Blue Turquoise Travertine, 1 Piece
Czech Faceted Round Beads Collection 4mm, ~ 10 Beads
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
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.
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.
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
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Item Description
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.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Hex Nut Beads Collection 2x5mm Metallics, ~ 60 Beads
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm, ~ 4 Feet
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Cobalt Travertine, 1 Piece
Secondary Colorway:
Hex Nut Beads Collection 2x5mm Galaxy, ~ 30 Beads
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Black .8mm, ~ 4 Feet
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Blue Turquoise Travertine, 1 Piece
Czech Faceted Round Beads Collection 4mm, ~ 10 Beads
Project Steps
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.
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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