DIY Do It Yourself Fashion Jewelry Trends — 15 August 2011
DIY: Friendship Bracelets

Layering colorful cords is the happening accessory statement these days, and with the prices rising on these little pieces, I found a super simple way to make your own! The best part: these homemade bracelets work for all ages, styles, and personalities.

For the professionals and moms alike, these are uber-chic to wear with a nice watch to work or with a cute blouse on a double date night, but they can translate on the cuff into a cutesy project for your daughters too! Or, stumped on a gift idea? “It’s just the thought that counts” is simply a bonus!

Follow Sophie Okulick’s guide to making these happy wristlets! Whether it’s a random “thinking of you” present, or a party favor, these will step your style up a notch with a sentimental touch.

What you’ll need:

-Scissors

-31/2 ft of colorful cord

-2 inches of chain link

-1 small bolt that matches the chain

Directions:

Step 1 - Cut your rope into two equal sections, fold one piece in half and string through one end of your chain link tying a loop knot

Step 2 - With the same rope now attached, tie a loose double knot where your bolt closure will go through.

Step 3 - Repeat step 2 with the other piece of rope tying a few knots to keep your blot from sliding down the rope.

Step 4 - String your bolt though and tie a few tight knots to hold the bolt in place

Step 5 - Cut the remaining string on both ends.

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  1. Amy Friedl:

    sweet!

  2. Chergui Mounir:

    so nice :)

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Editor-in-Chief of LOLO Magazine. I was born in Redondo Beach and raised in Dallas, so I guess you can call me a California girl who’s roots are deep in the heart of Texas. My love for fashion has been tightly sewn through interning in wardrobe for Gossip Girl, the Michael Kors showroom, and reporting for New York, Paris, and Montreal Fashion Weeks. But style is what has really stolen my heart, which incorporates all of life. Cooking new recipes, learning new languages, meeting new people, indulging my curiosities, and stretching my imagination are my general crushes, and writing is my outlet for sharing my inspirations.

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