In this video I’ll show you how to make this knotted cord bracelet from start to finish, including a simple sliding knot to make your bracelet an adjustable size that will fit just about anyone! You’ll also learn some great cord knotting tips and tricks – like how to prevent frayed ends while stringing and how to get your knots to land right where you want them to.
These knotted cord bracelets are a great casual style, and so much fun to make. I hope you’ll enjoy learning this technique and see how much fun you can have playing with different designs!
If you’re unable to see the embedded video, you can click here to watch my >>DIY Knotted Bracelet Tutorial<< on YouTube.
TOOLS AND SUPPLIES:
• *30 inches of waxed cord (one 24 inch piece and one 6 inch piece). I used this .8mm brown waxed cord. NOTE: in the video I misspoke and said ‘waxed irish linen cord’. The cord I used is actually waxed nylon – exact cord I used is the one linked here. Sorry!
• 14 12 mm beads (I used these teal candy jade beads)
• 7 2mm spacer beads (make sure holes will fit over cord): I used these 2mm faceted vermeil spacer beads.
• An awl
• Beeswax (optional)
• Sharp scissors
• A ruler
*Please note that if you’d like to make a design with more knots that this bracelet has, you’ll want to start with more cord.
Having trouble with the sliding knot? Check out my Sliding Knot Tutorial for a slower step-by-step of the process.
You can also find more cord knotting tips and tricks here:
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