Easy to make bracelets projects-How to make bracelets for kids

Summary: An easy tutorial tells how to make bracelets for kids. Making bracelets for kids is

not only to bead a jewelry accessory for your kids, but also a good chance to teach them how

to make bracelets and help discover their talents!

In kids’ world, they are also eager to be

fashion as adults do. No matter the dresses

or some jewelry accessories. However, due

to their nature of inconstancy, choose

some easy to make bracelets can be a

wonderful solution. Besides, making

bracelets for kids can be fun and easy. To

learn how to make bracelets for kids is also

a project that helps discover your

children’s talents and teach them how to

be focus.

Materials needed:

Gold Sand Lampwork Bead

Grade "A" Natural Freshwater

Pearl Bead

Tibetan Style Caps

Crimp Bead

Brass Lobster Claw Clasp

Iron Jumpring

Tiger Tail

Side Cutting Plier

Wire-Cutter Plier

How to make bracelets for kids?

Step1: Add on Brass Lobster Claw Clasp

Cut out one 15cm long tiger tail wire and attach the Brass Lobster Claw Clasp onto one tip

with iron Crimp Bead.

Step2: String beads

While making bracelets for kids, you may

not need to think too much about the

issues like whether the beads are fashion or

outstanding, as simply as possible.

Regard Tibetan Style Cap*2, Grade "A"

Freshwater Pearl Bead*1 and Handmade

Gold Sand Lampwork Bead*1 as one group,

repeat the group until get an ideal length.

Step3: Finish making bracelets for

kids

Add a Jumpring at the end with Crimp

Bead again. Once cut off the excess wire

and you will have your handmade

bracelet!

So easy, isn’t it? Try more combinations as you can do! While face how to make bracelets for

kids, you should pay attention to the materials. In easy to make bracelets, natural materials

with bright color can be better. Such as in this bracelet, I choose the safety glass beads and

Natural Freshwater Pearl Bead as main materials, and furthermore, all metal parts are

special nickel free materials.

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