Micro macramé cuff bracelet tutorial with slam cord

Which thread for the micro macramé?

Want to learn the micro-macramétechnique to make jewelry? You are at the right place! Discover in this tutorial, proposed by our partner Anne Coulais aka Tat'Anne, how to make a micro-macramé cuff bracelet with an integration of Rocailles Miuyki beads and an oval cabochon in the center of the bracelet. The technique of micro-macramé is identical to that of macramé, but with thinner wire as you can imagine from its name. It allows you to make very fine jewelry, especially with the wire used in the tutorial: the slam cord.

Anne Coulais offers you the realization of this bracelet in micro-macramé in shades of brown, gold and turquoise. You are free to use your imagination and make this bracelet in the colors of your choice. Also, the wire size chosen by our partner is 0.6 mm. You can also choose 0.8 mm or 1 mm wire if you find that the 0.6 mm wire is too thin. However, you should know that the larger the diameter of the wire, the more difficult it is to fit it into the groove of the cabochon. It is possible to use a thicker wire, but you will have to make sure that the wire is well glued to the cabochon so that it is well consolidated.

If you liked this tutorial, I invite you to look at our other micro-macramé tutorials. They might inspire you more.