bright nylon rope + lanyard = perfect summer bracelets!
Help me! I can't stop making those fun summer bracelets!
| inspiration&realisation |
Having quite few leftovers from this, this, and this past projects, I really had to, really... I am just being a good girl and using my stash before buying something else. ;)
Some circular, some in a chevron shape, mixing colors randomly.
For more info on how-to-lanyard: go here!
Taking the lanyard from summer camp to resort collection!
![]() |
| inspiration&realisation |
--> much needed ingredients
* for a 6 1/4" lanyard (i'm not measuring the clasp) you need 5 ft of rope in two different colors
(of course if you'll use thicker or thiner rope will make a difference, so give it a try first!)
* one big clasp
* one ring
* some flame
--> make it!
* I start the first stitch of the laneyard by braiding the ring
* once you have the desired length, cut the the ropes leaving about 1 1/2" and burn the ends
* wrap two ends of one color around the clasp and stitch it
* wrap around the loop the other two ends on the rope color #2 and stitch it
done!
now repeat with different colors
...again
...again
...one more :)
(at least this is what happened to me!)
xox, d.






i adore these bracelets! It looks fun and easy and you can make them to match any outfit!
ReplyDeleteI just love these. I'm going to have to make some for my daughter so we can be rid of the Silly Bands. I find those things all over the place.
ReplyDeleteHey Donatella! thanks for stopping by my blog! These bracelets are so cute and remind me of something a friend used to make when I was younger--only more stylish. :)
ReplyDeleteJust to clarify, I reread that and it didn't come out right--I think yours are more stylish! :)
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteI just started a linky party this past Tuesday. It was a great success with over 50 link ups! I would love it if you would participate next week! It's called $10 Tuesdays and it's for things that cost less than $10 and take 20-30 mins (ish) to complete. I love inexpensive and quick projects and I'm guessing others will too ;) Thanks so much for considering.
Tina
http://sweetfloweret.blogspot.com/
PS. I'm GIVING away 50 button pony tailers this month! Come visit and claim yours ;)
Oooh, I'll bet these pop up at my linky party tonight!
ReplyDeleteLove these. Love the lanyard knot.
ReplyDeleteI just made a set of fat lanyard bracelets with dollar store laundry line.
Like these very much!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! They look great. I'd love for you to link up at Inspire Me Mondays. It's up all week.
ReplyDeletehttp://singingthreelittlebirds.blogspot.com/2011/05/inspire-me-monday-happy-mothers-day.html
This would be a great thing to send for the current Craft Hope Project. In fact, I've bookmarked this and will try to make some to send myself!
ReplyDeletehttp://crafthope.com/2011/04/project-12-orphan-outreach/
Thanks for sharing!
I think my daughter just came home with one of these. A girl at her school is making a fortune selling them! I'm going to show her tonight. Thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDelete-heather
These look so much better than the ones we made at summer camp oh so many years ago! My DD is looking forward to making these. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! Please stop by www.laughloveandcraft.com and link up to my Share the Wealth Wednesday Link Party! I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteOMG, these are great. I am currently obsessed with making bracelets too and them being super fashionable right now isn't helping! ;)
ReplyDelete-Stephanie
henry happened
Can someone post a link from youtube maybe so I can watch how to make them. Reading how to do it just don't work for me and I haven't a clue how to do the "braiding" Help! :)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/user/Laneyards?feature=chclk
ReplyDeleteall the video instructions detailed !
Love this! Would LOVE to see a red and turquoise one!
ReplyDeletelove that, but i dont understand who can i make this cutes brazalets becouse i dont speak english, i speak spanish :( good blog. kiss
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteI am loving your blog! you are so creative!
ReplyDelete