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I've had a few requests for the "how to" of the jump ring bracelet i made. My friend just taught us how to do it without written instructions. So I looked around Pinterest and found this tutorial. You will see it is quite simple and with usually easy supplies to find.

You will have to scroll quite a ways down to find the above titled bracelet. I was unable to isolate it from all the other tutorials. This is a neat site and you may find other beading inspirations also.


http://thegossipinggoddess.blogspot.co. ... rials.html

Very cool... easy peasy!! not sure I want to start another hobby.... but... they ARE cool.

Some nice earrings and necklace there, too. Thanks, Farley. The bracelet is how I thought it might be made. Using different size beads on each side makes it look more complicated.

Just had a chance to look at the directions. I think I could do it. Thanks Farley, for the link.

Had to try this out. Really fun look and easy to make. I have a ton of beads to go through to make more too.

Beautiful!

It's lovely. I like your bread choice.

So, I went a little nuts with these. They are so fun and easy to make! I took all the supplies with me to our SCA event and had a lot of fun showing how to make these to our fellow campers. The one in the bottom picture (upper left) was done on stretchy cord, 'cause I wanted to use that big bead. It turned out ok, but it's a little small, I will have to remember that if I make another one on the stretchy cord.

very nice

Rachelle, Rachelle, Rachelle!!! These are fabulous! I'm grinning at how you embraced this idea and ran with it. It's addictive isn't it? I love how the different size beads change the look of the bracelet. So glad to see you're having fun with this.

I keep a bead board in a tray with bags of beads and jump rings handy to make them while I watch TV.

Love those Rachelle! I keep meaning to try this. It looks so simple and I know I've got all of the necessary supplies.