Looking for a gift idea for women for Christmas or an easy to make jewelry creation idea? You are in the right place! This sliding cord bracelet tutorial is very simple to make. Just make a succession of knots and you're done. Yes yes, you understood well just simple knots and it gives an ultra trendy result.
For the threads, I chose to use three different types of threads to give an original braided effect: a Linhasita thread in Vanilla color, a jade thread in terracotta color and a DMC pearl cotton thread in gold color. These autumn colors will accompany you this winter and highlight all your outfits. The zircon bead will bring the little shiny touch to your wrist. À Accumulate with a gold colored bracelet or a thin gold bracelet, this braided cord bracelet is to be declined in all colors. We have a wide choice of colors in Linhasita and jadethread.
The only technical challenge is to make a sliding knot to finish the bracelet. For that, I advise you to follow the end of this video which will explain in detail how to make a slip knot.
Cut 60 cm long of each wire: golden wire, jade wire and Linhasita wire.
Thread a round bead, a zircon tube bead and again a round bead.
Place the beads in the middle of your strands and tie a double knot on each side to lock the beads.
Make successive knots on each side. On the model, we have made knots on 4 cm long. Cut the jade thread and the Linhasita thread, keeping only the golden thread.
Make a slip knot and a knot at each end of the gold wire.
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