If you have a scary pile of fabric scraps somewhere in your home, we are here to offer assistance in the form of fabric bracelets to make. These DIY accessories will prove useful in two ways: they will amp up your style and help you make a dent on your fabric scrap stash. Hope you like these pretty fabric bracelets!
1. Yo-yo
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Yo-yos are small flower-like things and they can be used in making DIY fabric bracelets. They are so easy and fun to make. After you construct the yo-yos, you simply attach them to a thin bangle, glue a strip of felt to the underside, let dry, and you're done.
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Yo-yos are a traditional and versatile craft item that can be used to create a variety of fun and stylish fabric bracelets. They are made from two pieces of fabric that are stitched together and then folded in half to create a flower-like shape. Yo-yos can be made in a variety of sizes and colors, allowing for a wide range of creative possibilities. They can be attached to a thin bangle or glued to a strip of felt to create a unique and stylish bracelet. Yo-yo bracelets are a fun and easy DIY project that can be completed in a short amount of time.
2. Fabric Rope
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The raw edges add wonderful visual appeal to this lovely fabric bracelet. Making this is a bit like forming a weave, with the strips of fabric used as the main material. Finish off with a fancy button or bead for closure.
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This fabric rope bracelet is a fun and stylish way to add a unique touch to any outfit. It's easy to make, with just a few strips of fabric and a button or bead for closure. The raw edges of the fabric give it an interesting visual texture that will stand out in any fashion statement. It's a great way to add a personal touch to your wardrobe, and it's also a great project for beginners. With a few supplies and a bit of time, you can create a one-of-a-kind bracelet that you'll love to wear.
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3. Braided
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This is one of the more popular ways to make bracelets out of fabric. What you do is use three strips of fabric with one end secured with a ribbon crimp. You then braid these strips and secure the other end with another ribbon crimp. Attach a lobster clasp and that's it.
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Braided fabric bracelets are a great way to add a unique and stylish look to any outfit. The process of making them is relatively simple and requires just a few materials. You'll need three strips of fabric, two ribbon crimps, a lobster clasp, and a pair of scissors.
To begin, secure one end of the fabric strips with a ribbon crimp. Then, braid the strips together, making sure to keep the braid nice and tight. Secure the other end of the braid with the second ribbon crimp. Attach the lobster clasp to the ribbon crimps and you have a beautiful, handmade bracelet.
The beauty of this type of bracelet is that you can customize it however you'd like. You can choose from a variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns to create a unique look. You can also add charms or beads to the braid for a more personalized touch. Plus, these bracelets are incredibly affordable to make and are perfect for a gift or for yourself.
4. Bejeweled
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This lovely DIY accessory is Anthro-inspired. The original piece costs more than a hundred bucks. The amount is certainly insane, especially if you are the crafty kind. Because why buy when you can DIY, right? With this particular fabric bracelet, you will simply construct the band out of fabric and then add beads and stones. You can do this in so many colors!
5. Simple Bangle Wrap
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This is another easy accessory that you can DIY using fabric scraps. Basically, what you do is cut a strip of fabric and wrap it around a bangle. This bangle can be the round kind or something with flat sides; any type will do. To secure the fabric strips, use glue.
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This simple bangle wrap is a perfect DIY project for those looking to add a touch of style to their accessories. It is also a great way to use up fabric scraps and create something unique. The best part is that you can choose any type of bangle to work with, whether it is round or has flat sides. To make it even easier, you can use glue to secure the fabric strips in place. This project is perfect for beginners and can be completed in just a few simple steps. So why not give it a try and add a personalized touch to your jewelry collection?
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6. Rose Cuff
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How pretty! Not only will this be great as an everyday bracelet, I think this will also be a lovely accessory for bridesmaids. To make this, you will first have to assemble the base. It can be made of felt or a white strip of fabric. You then attach fabric flowers, embellishing the center with faux pearls as you go along. You can get these fabric flowers from the dollar store.
7. Printed Bow
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This is a DIY fabric bracelet tutorial that I cooked up myself. These bow bracelets are cute and ever-so-fun to make, if I do say so myself. Using strips of fabric scraps, you construct the bow and band and then attach them to silver chains. Adorn with a cute charm or bead for added visual interest.
8. Cabochon Velvet
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Oh, hey, another Antropologie knockoff! And so pretty, too! This is so easy to make, I bet you'll end up DIYing a batch to give to your girl friends. This is also a perfect way to craft with that bowl of loose cabochons gathering dust on your dresser.
9. Wrap-around
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This is a darling DIY fabric bracelet that you can make using a strip of fabric and a toggle lock. That heart thing you see is the toggle lock; they come in many designs and for this particular DIY, you will want to pick something that has quite the chic appeal.
Ready to make your fabric bracelets now? Go ahead, face that pile of fabric scraps with crafty intent and DIY your heart out.
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Yvette: Dave to make
nattha: So cute and sweet
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