Bangle bracelets are fun. Except for all of the noise they make. I like moving like a ninja. Quiet. Stealth. Sneaky. I decided to up-cycle some old metal bangles that I've had forever, and have worn once. I found some neat variegated nylon cord at my local jewelry supply shop and had a flash back to my teen years doing a neat little macrame action on the bangles.
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| Neat cord, for less than 2 bucks a roll. | | | | | | |
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| Plain ol' metal bangle. |
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| Put your feet on the coffee table and hold the bracelet between your knees! |
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| Beginning of the knot |
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| I think this is what they call a "half hitch" knot |
If you need more detailed instructions, you can check out a decent tutorial on
how to macrame bangles here, the author used 2 knots on each side, and I used one, but you get the idea.
I altered the color combination on each one.
Super fun, and now I can sneak around with my funky bracelets, and no one will hear me coming. Bwahahaha!!
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