We have already discussed various types of string wristbands and patterns, but this time, we will focus on one design – the string beaded bracelet. It is a stylish piece of jewelry that matches any casual style. Furthermore, it is easy to do. All you have to do is weave the beads through the trinket. Once finished, you can add it to your handcrafted jewelry collection or give it to your beloved friend as a gift.

So, how do you make a string breaded bracelet?

Part 1: Prepare Your Materials

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1. Buy high-quality cotton thread. Visit a craft store near you and get a string. The shop will likely offer you a variety of threads to choose from, from its thickness to its color. Choose a premium cotton fiber, as it will serve as the bracelet’s base.

2. Choose porcelain beads or metal to decorate your armlet. Buy dozens of beads for your trinket. This amount is more than enough for your string.

3. Get a few buttons. You will need at least two buttons because you will have to thread one tip of the wristband and hook it through the hole to tighten the bracelet. Make sure the buttons match the color of your beads and string.

Part 2: Trim and Braid the Thread

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1. Cut the string into two four-inch pieces. Make sure the threads are of the same length because you will be tying them together.

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2. Hold one end of the string and fold it in half. Create enough space towards the end of the thread when folding the tip because you will be creating a loop.

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3. Hold the end of the string and make a double knot to create a ring on the other tip.

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• Trim off the excess thread after making the loop.

4. Start weaving the pattern just below the tied knot. The braid should be at least half an inch.

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5. Thread the first bead onto the first string. Loop it through the first weave.

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• Add another bead and loop the thread onto itself.

• Continue putting beads until you have filled up all the remaining loops.

6. Keep adding beads until half of the trinket is left. Weave the remaining part once you fill the braids with beads.

Part 3: Finish the Wristband

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1. Weave the remaining parts and tie a knot at the tip of the armlet. Be sure to leave some strings so that you can still add the button to the tip of the accessory.

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2. Loop the thread through the button hole and make a knot. Use a needle to thread the string into the button slot to secure it in place.

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• Make a knot at the end of the thread to secure the button. Loop the string through the button, and then tie the strings together at the bottom of the button.

Voila! Your bracelet is complete. Wear your handmade string beaded bracelet with pride and match it with your outfit to enhance your look.