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January 19, 2012

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melissa

ooooh very cool!
thanks for sharing.

Kathy

Thank you so much for sharing this! I've been lusting after these bracelets for so long, but could never afford the "real" thing. But, my bead stash is huge, (almost as big as my yarn stash) and I'm thrilled to try to make my own!

Tayler

Love these bracelets! Thanks for the tutorial!

15

I can't tell you how thrilled I am to see this!

I have a bracelet I bought last year that's made in this same style, which has a lot of sentimental value to me. After several months of wear, the cord starting fraying -- so I still have the thing, it's just been unwearable for fear that it would break and spill beads everywhere, and possibly lose part of it!

I'm so happy to have a fix for it now! Thanks for posting.

Evelyn

I was really hoping you'd post a tutorial as I loved your post about the wonderful bracelet you made. Thanks!

Yarn Coma

Those are SO much fun. And so addicting. My friend taught me how to make them (she uses a slightly different method...two needles! AH!) and I went kind of crazy. I always have a hard time finishing though :(

Cathy S

Any word on the grey cable sock pattern??

Julie

what a clever tutorial!! those bracelets are so pretty.

Friendship Bracelets

Its a cool pattern.And your tutorial is very clear to understand.Thanks for sharing...

Erica

Great tutorial! I'm just a little confused on step 2, where you say: "Bring your needle behind the BOTTOM cord, through the bead and out under the bottom cord." Do you mean to say "bring your needle behind the TOP cord, through the bead and out under the bottom cord?" I'm a novice beader, so there's a very good chance I'm wrong, but I just had to check! Thanks. ^_^

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