I did this last weekend, while watching a snippet of a Harry Potter marathon. There's a company that specializes in horse-hair bracelets (I'm sure there are a hundred comparable companies), but I've never been able to wear horse-hair directly on my skin. I gots sensitive self-attacking skin. :(
I love bracelets. I love the simplicity and the monotony and the rhythm. I think a horse hair could be incorporated into a chevron, but I haven't tried it. This bracelet is much, much simpler than those.
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3. Gather six strands of embroidery floss, all to equal about eighteen inches in length. Add your braided horse hair to this pile. |
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4. Tie all that crap together. 5. Braid in a wrap style to your liking, ignoring the horse hair. |
Don't know how to do a wrap bracelet? Here's a tutorial.
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6. At some point, use the horse hair to wrap. This is purely for you. (I think, if you were really creative, you could string a charm right here.) |
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7. Knot the end. Tie on wrist. Trim ends. Re-knot and trim horse hair, if necessary. |
5 comments
Oh very cool! I used to make these by the pool int he summer when I was a kid, but they aren't nearly as good as yours.
ReplyDeletenice! I totally used to make these when I was a kid at camp!!
ReplyDeleteMade those all the time when I was younger, kept my fingers nimble for braiding :-)
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteGuys.. I'm really twelve.
ReplyDeleteThanks!