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by AndreaP at Lima on 10/16/25
Wrap your wrist in shimmering sunflower blooms. Sunflowers symbolize joy, positivity, and hope. This bracelet is easy to make using minimal components. This bracelet is 7.5" long, including clasp. Each flower and leaf is about a 1/2" in width.
The video above shows how to finish this bracelet. Please watch it at the end. Follow the steps below to get started.
Cut 30" of thread.
Image 1: Slide a crimp tube to the center of the cord. Fold the cord in half.
Image 2: Cross the threads through the crimp tube hole. The threads should form an "X" through your bead.
Image 3: Use crimping pliers to crimp the crimp tube.
Image 4: Crimped tube
Image 5: Cover the crimped tube with the ball chain crimp cover. If you want, you can add a dot of super glue into the crimp cover before closing.
Image 6: You can use pliers to close the crimp cover.
See Tip: Crimping Basics
Cut the thread ends with sharp scissors. This way, you can thread a needle onto each end easily.
Image 1: Slide a yellow bead onto one thread tail.
Image 2: Take the other thread tail and cross it through the yellow bead hole. The threads should form an "X" through your bead. Pull gently to tighten.
Image 3: Slide 4 yellow beads onto each thread tail.
Image 1: Slide a hessonite bead onto one of the threads.
Image 2: Take the other needle and slide it through the hessonite bead as well.
Image 3: Both cords should be going up through the bead.
Image 4: Fold the hessonite bead forward, towards you. It should form a heart shape. Make sure the cords are separated and not twisted.
Image 5: Take the needle on the right and feed it up through the 4 yellow seed beads. Tighten lightly.
Image 6: Take the left needle and feed it through the 4 yellow seed beads on the left.
Image 7: Gently pull both threads up to tighten.
Image 1: Cross the thread through a yellow bead. The threads should form an "X" through your bead. Pull to tighten the bead down to finish the flower.
Image 2: Slide 3 green beads onto each thread tail.
Image 3: Cross the thread through a yellow bead. The threads should form an "X" through your bead. Pull to tighten the bead down to start a new flower.
Image 4: Slide 4 yellow beads onto each thread tail. Now we are starting over again, so you can keep repeating Steps 2-4 until your bracelet is long enough.
Watch the video above to see how to finish this bracelet. Once you have watched the video, attach the jump rings to the ends and the clasp.
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