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Wow! Can you believe that I finally posted it?
As I said before, May really kicked my tushie!
Happy to report that I am officially back into the crafting-swing-of-things!
tutorial
That’s all folks… now go rock that bracelet!
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Beautiful!
This is fantastic! Just made your rope bracelet for my niece and she loved it. Thinking this might make a stellar gift for my new sister-in-law.
I LOVE this…guess what several relatives are getting for christmas this year? Thank you!!
Very pretty! Bracelets are a great accessory for everyday wear and special occasions.
My daughter made me a very personalised bracelet for my birthday, using polymer clay. Here's the link if you'd like to take a look:
http://merrymakes.blogspot.com/2010/10/receiving-better-than-giving.html
this is very nice, thanks for sharing
Super cute!Thanks.
So cute! I've got to try this!!
(found you on EverthingEtsy)
Really adorable. Great gift idea.
I LOVE IT!! Found it on pinterest. Kristy from http://www.apronsandapples.blogspot.com my crafty DIY healthy blog.
this is adorable!! love it ♥
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I just wanted to let you know I included this in my 2011 Ultimate DIY Gift Guide (101 tutorials/recipes)!
http://danimariedesigns.blogspot.com/2011/10/2011-ultimate-diy-gift-guide.html
ok stupid question I am sure but I am new to sewing and crafting. How to you serge the sides of the fabric?
Moira,
No question is a stupid one!!! There is a machine called a "serger." It 'serges' the edges of fabric. If you don't have a serger, Michaels (craft store) sells serged strips of fabric in their jewelry section. You can also use a zig-zag stitch on your sewing machine to get a comparable look.
Hope this helps!
-Heidi
Oh my! I love your bracelet and the tutorial.
I would love for you to visit my blog as an EXTRAORDINARY guest and share it with my readers.
If you would like to do so please let me know and I can send you more details.
LOVE IT!
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I want to buy this because I will never have time to do this but love this bracelet. so unique.
-terry-
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Looove! I will have to make one of these, for sure!
Another stupid question…when you say "stitching in the back as you go", what does that mean? I am new to this kind of stuff as well. Do you just mean adding a stitch to hold the rosette together?
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Heidi, this bracelet is awesome, I will be giving it a try tomorrow. So easy and yet so fashionista, thanks for sharing. Newest follower of a fun blog.
Holiday Greetings
Thanks! I am glad you liked it!
Would a good quality velvet ribbon (say 1 1/2 -2 inches wide) do as well as the serged fabric? I can see that the fabric sort of gathers itself, and the ribbon would not unless I did it by hand before beginning your bracelet.
Suzy,
Possibly. It definitely doesn’t hurt to try
-H
Fantastic bracelet. Instructions are very easy to read and understand. Can’t wait to make it.
Such a lovely idea. Thanks!
I love this and I think it’s a really great idea for men’s bracelets. Decent men’s bracelets are hard to find and this one is just about perfect. Thanks!
I want absolutely make this bracelet. I love it!!!
Anna
Love your bracelet, but I don’t make jewelry. Do you sell it on Etsy?
Sadly no
Sorry about that.
-Heidi
This is so beautiful! I just love it! I’m pinning it to my need to do board!
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