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K Ralston on “A Rose By Any Other Name...”:
“Really pretty flowers. I love the big dark pink one. The bracelet is quite striking.…” read »
dolllady aka Pam on “A Rose By Any Other Name...”:
“Wowza! Beautiful bracelet. I love the colors and the delightful flower beads. Flowers…” read »
Beady Little Eyes on “Beads From Nancy”:
“Beautiful sweetjane. I just love the little owl and the roses bead. You have a real…” read »
Beady Little Eyes on “Mermaid Dream”:
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Beady Little Eyes on “Tin Toggle”:
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K Ralston on “Beads From Nancy”:
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dolllady aka Pam on “Beads From Nancy”:
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dolllady aka Pam on “Mermaid Dream”:
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jghall333 on “Mermaid Dream”:
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K Ralston on “Tin Toggle”:
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K Ralston on “Mermaid Dream”:
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Melody F on “Mermaid Dream”:
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dolllady aka Pam on “Tin Toggle”:
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Maggies Mom on “Checking out my new tablet”:
“Love the brown bracelet, Jane! Perhaps a whimsical charm or ribbon for the rabbit? The bracelet…” read »
Beady Little Eyes on “Like Night and Day”:
“Thank you so much kye. I started it twice. On my first try I made brown…” read »
sweetjane on “Checking out my new tablet”:
“Thanks you all for your great comments! I'm undecided about the rabbit one...it needs something else...another…” read »
sweetjane on “Faux Pas”:
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kye on “Like Night and Day”:
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kye on “Faux Pas”:
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kye on “Checking out my new tablet”:
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Beady Little Eyes on “Spirals and Polka Dots”:
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Beady Little Eyes on “Like Night and Day”:
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Beady Little Eyes on “Checking out my new tablet”:
“Love both bracelets - great choices of beads. The little rabbit is so fun. Wonderful toggles.…” read »
Beady Little Eyes on “Faux Pas”:
“I also love the way you played up the colors in the Golem pendant. And the…” read »
Melody F on “Checking out my new tablet”:
“Cute rabbit bead! You find such interesting stuff! Your eclectic style is outstanding. …” read »
Melody F on “Faux Pas”:
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Melody F on “Like Night and Day”:
“So pretty!…” read »
K Ralston on “Checking out my new tablet”:
“I like the brown one best as well. The earth / autumn colors make me think…” read »
K Ralston on “Faux Pas”:
“This is is so cute. The pearl one is pretty also. I'm glad your cuss was…” read »
dolllady aka Pam on “Checking out my new tablet”:
“Both are great! However, like Nancy my favorite is the one with the browns also.…” read »
dolllady aka Pam on “Faux Pas”:
“Beautiful! My favorite is the pearls one. Pearls are a favorite!…” read »
Granny Nancy on “Checking out my new tablet”:
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sweetjane on “Like Night and Day”:
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K Ralston on “Like Night and Day”:
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kye on “Like Night and Day”:
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kye on “Mykonos Sands Necklace”:
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sweetjane on “La Petit Oiseau”:
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kye on “La Petit Oiseau”:
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Chevron Friendship Bracelet

by Elaina at Lima on 07/03/19

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About this design:

This simple chevron friendship bracelet can be made with hemp or thread in endless color combinations.

What you’ll need: (buy products below)

Four 64" pieces of Hemp or C-Lon cord- different colors
2" piece of rhinestone chain (optional)
needle & thread (optional)

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Step-by-Step Instructions:

	Step 1: Fold the strings in half to end up with eight 32" long strands. Tie a knot about an inch from the top to for a loop.
	Step 2: Clip the loop to a clipboard or notebook.
	Step 3: Separate the strands and lay them out in the order shown in the picture.
	Step 4: Working from the left, tie an over/under double knot with string number 1 onto strings 2, 3, & 4, working left to right. It's important to remember to tie double knots.
	Step 5: Next, take string number 1 from the far right side and work towards the middle- tying double-knots right to left on strings 2, 3, and 4. You should end up with both number 1 strands in the middle.
	Step 6: Tie the two middle strands (number 1) together and pull the knots tight.
	Step 7: Repeat steps 4-6, making sure to always start with the outermost strings and work towards the middle. Keep going until the bracelet is as long as you'd like.
	Step 8: Tie a knot at the end and leave a 1-1.5" tail. At this point you can either tie the bracelet around your wrist by knotting the ends around the loop on the other end of the bracelet, or you can tie a button or a charm to the end, and slide it through the hoop.
	Step 9: Optional Using a needle & thread, I sewed on a piece of rhinestone chain to the bracelet.