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All hinged bracelets I made so far. For the two on the left I used actual metal hinges while the other two have hinges made from polymer clay only.
These hinged bracelets are the topic of a new 1 day class I will be teaching.
I named this bracelet for the resemblance of its segments to the prayer wheels used by Buddhists, which is fitting considering how meditative and centering creating them is for me.
The segments are created from Japanese glass seed beads with a needle and thread, one bead at a time, using a handweaving technique called "peyote stitch". Czech firepolished glass beads, sterling silver beadcaps, and a sterling silver trigger clasp complete the bracelet, which is strung on four strands of parachute cord.
Measurements: 8"/20.5 cm
Mom rarely wore earrings (not surprising when you consider that we lived on a teensy nine-acre rock in the ocean), but when she did, these were the ones. I cropped at the left because there was a stone missing. ;)
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Precioso brazalete creado por mi amiguita Lucila de www.lucila-mia.blogspot.com/. Aun le falta el nombre, pero de seguro que pronto tendra uno precioso para que le haga merito a esta hermosa creación.
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Seeing all the beautiful things that were for sale at a Spanish Festival we visited.
There was such a beautiful selection of friendship bracelets.
Brazalete confeccionado con sw 6mm y seed beads. Patron gratuito de webpages.charter.net/florencebeads/Kits/
I love to make these gaudy bracelets of aluminum and neoprene rings. Here are 3 patterns: queen's chain, inverted roundmaille, and full Persian.
Tiny black, white, red and blue seed beads in a geometric pattern around delicate sterling hoops. Brick stitch is the main technique.
Very easy to make and ready to wear in a matter of minutes :-) Great fun to make! But if you're going to make them, make sure that you use enough rubber bands. The bracelet must be loose on your wrist. If you wear tight rubber bands on your wrist for too long, this could stop the bloodflow in your hand and cause serious injury.
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