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Embroidery Floss Friendship Bracelets


friendbracelet (9K)

How to Make Friendship Bracelets
from Embroidery Floss



Courtesy of Coats & Clark

Once you get started on this free craft project, you'll want to make lots more friendship bracelets to give to all your friends. All you need is a little patience and lots of different colors of embroidery floss.

Embroidery Floss Friendship Bracelets
What You Need:

  • J. & P Coats® Embroidery Floss or J. & P. Coats® Craft Thread
    - One skein of each color.
  • transparent tape or safety pin to hold strands of floss in place as you work.
Embroidery Floss Friendship Bracelets
Craft Instructions:


Cut one yard of embroidery floss for each color in your bracelet. (Tip: It's easier to learn using four different colors.) Arrange the strings in the order you want the colors to alternate in your bracelet.

fb1 (9K)1. Tie the strings together with an overhand knot, leaving a 2" tail at the top. Tape it to a table or pin it to your jeans.

2. Pick up strand A and wrap it over and under strand B to make a knot

3. Tighten the knot by holding strand B and pulling strand A up.

4. Make a second knot with strand A over strand B; pull strand A tight.

fb2 (9K)5. Drop strand B; pick up strand C. Make 2 knots with strand A over strand C. Repeat on strand D. Strand A will now be on the right.

6.One row has been completed. Continue next row by making 2 knots with strand B over strand C, D, and A. With each row, the strand on the left is always "worked over" to the right.

7. Four rows are completed. Continue until bracelet is desired length.

fb3 (2K)Hint: You can always tell the right side of your bracelet because the rows will slant to the right.

TIE IT ON:
When your bracelet fits your wrist, finish off by tying the strings together with an overhand knot. Then tie it on your wrist or ankle with a square knot (right over left and left over right). Cut the strings, leaving 5/8" tails.

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Reproduced with permission from Coats & Clark Inc.


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1-10 of 81 Comments
savannah
Nov 05, 2009 - 17:03

so easy been doing it since i was sooooo young i would like a harder one but if you dont understand look at the pictures

alexis – Buffalo New York
Oct 19, 2009 - 10:38

this was SO easy to do. I learned it easliy!!!

michelle – usa
Oct 17, 2009 - 20:56

this is so easy but i weant to learn how to do the different one like zig-zag or the hearts onee and i cant find where to do it ..

Heidi – New York
Oct 05, 2009 - 23:42

This is actually really easy to do....all you have to do is keep trying....sometimes it takes a few tries.

Kiki. – North Carolina
Oct 04, 2009 - 23:00

Easy as 1, 2, 3.
I love itttt. (:

Jenny
Sep 28, 2009 - 20:03

looks too confusing not even gonna try it

carly – kingsport
Sep 24, 2009 - 17:08

is there other braclets you can make

courtttt – new egypt, NJ
Sep 20, 2009 - 12:52

this is soo easy!!

me – ontario
Sep 07, 2009 - 14:22

instead of tape u can use a pin.

poke
Sep 03, 2009 - 21:45

:<

THIS IS HAAARD DON'T UNDERSTAND

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