Really fun! Bet this would make a great choker too. I'm looking forward to making at least 1 of these bracelets and maybe a choker now that I've lost weight. I too like how you used the larger whole wood beads for the slider. What amazes me is that the people who complain/criticize (not just for this video) have no videos of their own posted. Personally, I appreciate that you took your time to make this video to share your talent. Thank you!
I love your design ideas. I only wish you were going slower. I am very new to making jewelry. However, I am saving your videos so I can come back to them when I am more experienced. Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas.
Thanks so much for your thoughtful feedback! I’ve just posted a slower-paced version of the video. You can find it at ua-cam.com/video/I-vmnUacPxI/v-deo.html - hope it helps!
None of the products this site suggested really work together. I bought the buttons the holes are too small. I bought the suggested hemp will not fit through the button holes without fraying. So disappointed spent over 100 dollars and can not use any of it
I'm really sorry to hear that you had a disappointing experience with the products I suggested. It's always frustrating when things don't turn out as expected. In the video, I used wooden beads from the supplier, but I didn't specify the exact hemp cord I used. I purchased a natural polished hemp cord (20 lb) from Walmart and found that it worked well for my project. To prevent fraying, I cut the cord diagonally and coated the ends with glue (or nail polish). If the 20 lb cord didn't work for you, you might want to consider trying a 10 lb cord, as it could be a better fit for your buttonholes. I hope this helps, and I appreciate your feedback.
Thank you so much for your reply. I think this is the prettiest bracelet and I want so badly to learn how to do this. I am currently recovering from a surgery and cannot craft so I thought this would be an good time to learn something new. I am sorry that I was so negative and appreciate that you were kind enough to share your knowledge. I will try the cord you suggested and use the gorgeous buttons I bought for some other craft when I am allowed to walk again.. thank you so much for your kind response.
I appreciate your kind words, and I'm glad you're willing to give it another shot. I'm truly sorry to hear about your surgery, and I wish you a smooth and speedy recovery. The hemp cord I used is 'Cousin DIY Polished Thin Hemp 20 lb Cord Jewelry String, 300 ft, Brown' from Walmart. I like the stiffness of this cord, but keep in mind that there might be slight variations in thickness between batches. If you encounter any issues, such as bead holes being too small, you can experiment by using thinner cords (10 lb. or any other thinner cords) in the middle and thicker cords for the rest. Alternatively, using thinner cords (10 lb.) for all cords is an option, though the finish look might be a little different. I hope you enjoy making your gorgeous bracelets.
I really appreciate your comment! A slower version of the video is now available, and you can find it at ua-cam.com/video/I-vmnUacPxI/v-deo.html - hope it helps!
Really fun! Bet this would make a great choker too. I'm looking forward to making at least 1 of these bracelets and maybe a choker now that I've lost weight. I too like how you used the larger whole wood beads for the slider.
What amazes me is that the people who complain/criticize (not just for this video) have no videos of their own posted. Personally, I appreciate that you took your time to make this video to share your talent. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! It's wonderful to have your support, and I appreciate your positive energy. Happy crafting! 😊
I love your design ideas. I only wish you were going slower. I am very new to making jewelry. However, I am saving your videos so I can come back to them when I am more experienced. Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas.
Thanks so much for your thoughtful feedback! I’ve just posted a slower-paced version of the video. You can find it at ua-cam.com/video/I-vmnUacPxI/v-deo.html - hope it helps!
They look lovely!
Thank for sharing ! Nice job !
Thank you!
Nice I really like using wood beads for the slider
Cute! TFS
I think I picked up a new craft! Thanks
Can you tell me what size are the buttons? Thanks for sharing 👍👍
The buttons are 20mm Round 2 Holes Wood Wooden Buttons for Sewing Crafting. I got them on Amazon. Thanks for watching!
Do you have this in a full video?
Sorry, this is the full version available right now. Than you for your interest!
Cute, but I wish you did it a little slower
None of the products this site suggested really work together. I bought the buttons the holes are too small. I bought the suggested hemp will not fit through the button holes without fraying. So disappointed spent over 100 dollars and can not use any of it
I'm really sorry to hear that you had a disappointing experience with the products I suggested. It's always frustrating when things don't turn out as expected. In the video, I used wooden beads from the supplier, but I didn't specify the exact hemp cord I used. I purchased a natural polished hemp cord (20 lb) from Walmart and found that it worked well for my project. To prevent fraying, I cut the cord diagonally and coated the ends with glue (or nail polish). If the 20 lb cord didn't work for you, you might want to consider trying a 10 lb cord, as it could be a better fit for your buttonholes. I hope this helps, and I appreciate your feedback.
Thank you so much for your reply. I think this is the prettiest bracelet and I want so badly to learn how to do this. I am currently recovering from a surgery and cannot craft so I thought this would be an good time to learn something new. I am sorry that I was so negative and appreciate that you were kind enough to share your knowledge. I will try the cord you suggested and use the gorgeous buttons I bought for some other craft when I am allowed to walk again.. thank you so much for your kind response.
I appreciate your kind words, and I'm glad you're willing to give it another shot. I'm truly sorry to hear about your surgery, and I wish you a smooth and speedy recovery. The hemp cord I used is 'Cousin DIY Polished Thin Hemp 20 lb Cord Jewelry String, 300 ft, Brown' from Walmart. I like the stiffness of this cord, but keep in mind that there might be slight variations in thickness between batches. If you encounter any issues, such as bead holes being too small, you can experiment by using thinner cords (10 lb. or any other thinner cords) in the middle and thicker cords for the rest. Alternatively, using thinner cords (10 lb.) for all cords is an option, though the finish look might be a little different. I hope you enjoy making your gorgeous bracelets.
@@accessorymu-handmadejewelry thank you so much. I ordered a 10lb from Amazon that I'm going to try,
Too fast..
Haha, just adjust the playback speed to 75% 🥳
Couldn't enjoy this tutorial unfortunately
As if someone was running after you
Just a little too fast of a video for me. Especially the threading of the buttons on your Jean cuff bracelets. 😢
I really appreciate your comment! A slower version of the video is now available, and you can find it at ua-cam.com/video/I-vmnUacPxI/v-deo.html - hope it helps!