My daughter and I were looking through a Restoration Hardware catalog and we came across these simple bracelets that sold for about 50$ each. Well the cost was definitely high for a 10 year old but I knew we could produce something similar for a fraction of the price. I gathered my supplies some suede string from May Arts, some jump rings, a piece of paper (punched into a 1/2" circle) and of course some WOW embossing powders. We used Bodacious Blue, Presidio Purple, Clear Gloss and Metallic Silver.
Step 1: take your circle and pierce a small hole at the top and run your jump ring through it, this makes it easier to hold on to while embossing. I put 3 layers of power on it and then sealed it with a layer of clear. For the "m" one I stamped it quickly while it was still hot. Last step is to run your suede string through the jump ring and then tie around your wrist. We made 3 bracelets in about 10 minutes. The lengths of suede are about 20" and that way they c…
Step 1: take your circle and pierce a small hole at the top and run your jump ring through it, this makes it easier to hold on to while embossing. I put 3 layers of power on it and then sealed it with a layer of clear. For the "m" one I stamped it quickly while it was still hot. Last step is to run your suede string through the jump ring and then tie around your wrist. We made 3 bracelets in about 10 minutes. The lengths of suede are about 20" and that way they c…