These days, every time I see a piece of jewelry I like, my first instinct is to see how I can make it myself. This bracelet from Kenneth Jay Lane was an instant inspiration, and I knew I could find an easy way to replicate it. The trickiest part is finding rhinestone beads to your liking, after that, the whole project takes less than an hour!
Supplies:
1. Strip of Aluminum or Copper (mine is from here but you can go to any craft/art store)
2. Strong Shears
3. Wire Cutters
4. 2-3 Yards gold ribbon
5. E6000 Glue
6. Ruler
7. Bottle, rolling pin, or anything else round
8. 2 rhinestone beads. Vintage would be fantastic, but these are from M&J
I’ve worn it every day since I made it. What do you think?
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Girl, you amaze me – I never would have been able to figure out how to do this…love the finished product!!
Amazing! Great idea to use a flexible metal underneath instead of a regular cuff– lets you get that great shape!
Very creative! I like the finished product. Good job, Stefanie.
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