How to make cool bracelets for guys- a practical tutorial for

male jewelry

Before the specific tutorial “how to

make a cross bracelet”, I’d like to talk

about how to make cool bracelets for

guys; there are two popular types of

men’s favorite bracelets: 1s t, the

wire-wrapped or metal-adorned

bracelets in retro and wild styles; 2nd,

the paracord bracelets, also known as

survival bracelets, which is very in

military style and demonstrates the

manhood of males. In order to combine

two types together, I make this tutorial

how to make a cross bracelet.

The materials and tools for cross bracelet：

2mm nylon cord in gradient colors

1mm black nylon thread

Metal cross pendant

2mm Aluminum wire

Jump ring

Wire cutter

Pliers

Scissors

Lighter

All steps for how to make cool bracelets for guys:

Here presented is a carefully prepared tutorial named how to make a cross bracelet. The brief

instructions with detailed diagram are for your quick proficiency and easy understanding.

Step 2: apply paracord knots to cross bracelet First, make lark knot over the wire loop you made in last step;

Second, weave paracord knots throughout the axis cord;

Third, stop when the length is okay for a bracelet;

Fourth, add a jump ring to other end of pendant, thread axis

cord through it and make a few of another paracord knots

there;

Fifth, cut excess axis cords and melt ends with lighter;

Step 1: wire wrap cross

pendant Wrap aluminum wire on to the

holeless end of cross pendant;

make nice loop with pliers and cut

the excess wire before tucking

sharp ends inside.

Step 3: end up this cool bracelet

Cut excess brown cords and utilize them to wrap

two connecting parts of pendant; at last, melt

ends with lighter.

So much for the tutorial “how to make a cross

bracelet’; Jewelry is not only for women, but also

for men; however it is not easy to find some new

inspirations related to how to make cool

bracelets for guys; I just hope this simple tutorial

will help a little in illuminating yourself some

awesome ideas.

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