Mother's Day is the perfect opportunity to tell them "I love you" and give them a super-original gift to make this day unforgettable. Nothing is too good for a mom! And since there are still a few days left, let’s take this chance to make our own piece of jewelry thatwill melt her heart!
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make mother-daughter bracelets—a pair of nearly identical bracelets to share between the two of you.
To make them, I’ve chosen a soft mix of moonstone beads in various shades—from white to pink, brown, and gray. But you can choose any gemstones you like based on your personal taste, your birth month and your daughter’s, or your zodiac signs. The gold-plated stainless steel beads serve to separate the gemstones and add a shimmering metallic touch. As for the sequins and mini charms that make up the two bracelets, they include small seashells, round sequins, a daisy, and a rainbow. But let your imagination run wild: by selecting the jewelry components of your choice, your creations will be even more personalized!
To finish off these two matching bracelets, I made a slip knot. This will be the only real technical challenge in making these mother-daughter jewelry pieces. Easy, right? Get started making these matching bracelets—they make lovely Mother’s Day gifts.
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Using your pliers, add a ring on both sequins, the daisy charm and the rainbow charm.
Bracelet fill: Thread 3 pearls, 1 stainless steel pearl, 2 pearls, 1 stainless steel pearl, 1 shell charm, 1 pearl, 1 stainless steel pearl, 1 pearl, 1 sequin, 1 pearl, 1 stainless steel pearl and 3 beads.
Finish with a knot.
Mom's bracelet: Thread 3 pearls, 1 stainless steel pearl, 3 pearls, 1 stainless steel pearl, 1 sequin, 1 pearl, 1 stainless steel pearl, 1 pearl, 1 mini shell charm, 1 pearl, 1 stainless steel pearl and 3 pearls, 1 stainless steel pearl, 3 pearls
Finish with a knot.
To finish the bracelets, tie a new thread on both strands of the bracelet, then tie several overhand knots to create a slip knot.
Trim the excess wire and burn the excess.
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