Thank you! I just accidentally unbraided my favourite "magic braid" bracelet that I bought several years back; thanx to you I could braid it together again :-) And maybe start making some of my own!
+Alva Curtsdotter Awesome! So glad to hear you were able to fix your bracelet :) And yes! Try making some of your own, you'll love it! Thanks so much for visiting!
I wondered know how to make these ever since we sold them at a gift shop I worked at. Thanks for the great instructions! I've got some faux leather fabric I picked up at a thrift store quite a while back. It has a fabric backing attached to it, so it'll be thick enough I'm sure. I'm going to try making one out of it! Thanks again for the awesome video!
Thanks!! Hopefully it's at least 1 m thick. If not, I was thinking I could cut twice the width I want and fold over and glue so seam is on the bottom ( middle of the underside) of bracelet.
Love the idea of reclaiming leather! I have an old leather jacket that my cat accidentally scratched when he jumped on my shoulder. It is very soft lamb skin. Would this be sturdy enough for making bracelets?
oldladytoofast I would think so, as long as it's at least 1mm thick without the lining. If not and you still want to use it, you could attach a fabric backing to the strip (using fabric glue) before cutting and braiding it.
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What a great teaching tutorial. Thank you for going slow enough for everyone to learn.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for stopping by to say hello :)
Thank you! I just accidentally unbraided my favourite "magic braid" bracelet that I bought several years back; thanx to you I could braid it together again :-) And maybe start making some of my own!
+Alva Curtsdotter Awesome! So glad to hear you were able to fix your bracelet :) And yes! Try making some of your own, you'll love it! Thanks so much for visiting!
Thank you for showing us this bracelet. My grand sons will love them. Now I have to try to make it.
You're welcome, Birdie! I hope they do love them and I hope my instructions make it easy for you. It's such a fun project!
I saw one of these bracelets at knots for $14! Although I absolutely loved he bracelet, $14 wasn’t worth it. But now I can make my own thanks to you
simplest and clearest explanation that I have found! Thanks!
Awesome, glad to hear this was helpful! Thanks so much for visiting, Mike!
Thanks for your perfectly clear, accurate and complete demonstration!
+mooster47 So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for stopping by :)
Thanks for the easy instructions, love this bracelet.
I wondered know how to make these ever since we sold them at a gift shop I worked at. Thanks for the great instructions! I've got some faux leather fabric I picked up at a thrift store quite a while back. It has a fabric backing attached to it, so it'll be thick enough I'm sure. I'm going to try making one out of it! Thanks again for the awesome video!
+lizzyanthus1 So glad you liked it, thanks so much! Faux leather with fabric backing sounds like it should work perfectly. Have fun!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video! Yours is the first I have found that I can follow and actually braid correctly!
Glad to hear that +Mollie Fickas! Thanks for stopping by to say hello :)
Thank you so much for the simple and great explanation of the braiding and the rest!
Thanks for the tutorial....very useful!
I always wondered how this was made. thanks for the video.
My pleasure! Thanks for visiting, Sheryl!
Thanks!! Hopefully it's at least 1 m thick. If not, I was thinking I could cut twice the width I want and fold over and glue so seam is on the bottom ( middle of the underside) of bracelet.
oldladytoofast Yes! That could definitely work too. I'd love to hear how it goes :)
Great project! I'm going to try it! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you :) Have fun!!
Nice tutorial, i love it
Love this and how you used reclaimed leather! Thank you!
Thanks Robin! I'm a huge fan of recycling / upcycling / repurposing things :) Plus I thought - ooh, cool! Green leather!!!
Thanks for the tutorial. That looks super easy!
JayNizzy Thanks so much! Glad to hear it :)
This video is very clear, thank you
Your screenname made me laugh :) Glad you liked the video!
Love it. Thanks for the tutorial.
+Patricia DelMercado Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Fab tutorial you explain so well 👍👏✋
ailse491 Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear that :)
Love the idea of reclaiming leather! I have an old leather jacket that my cat accidentally scratched when he jumped on my shoulder. It is very soft lamb skin. Would this be sturdy enough for making bracelets?
oldladytoofast I would think so, as long as it's at least 1mm thick without the lining. If not and you still want to use it, you could attach a fabric backing to the strip (using fabric glue) before cutting and braiding it.
Not what i was looking for, but very kewl
+Scott Pugsley Thanks very much! I appreciate you stopping by to say hello :)
Thank you for the tip !
Great video! I've wanted to make a bracelet like this and now I think I will attempt it! Thanks...you sound like a sweetheart
Thank you so much :) Have fun - I hope my instructions make it really easy for you!
Very good tutorial, super useful, thank you very much. By the way, beautiful hands.
John here made a walking stick for grandson gonna try it on the stick should look go IF I do it right super thanks
votre explication est super.merci
+Amal Marcos De rien :)
It's good to practice with paper too, just until you get the hang of it.
Great video thanks for that lesson!!
tip for making it better, hammer it after it is done it makes it look sooooooo much better
Thank you!!!
Marina Kenigsberg My pleasure :) Thanks so much for visiting!
Hehe did it!😆
thanks!
awesome
Waaay easier to turn off the audio and play/pause each section to get the hang of it..
Wow I like to bracelets for men and I try it muwahh ^_^
I'm dying
Argh I can't do it!!!helllppp
It's good to practice with paper too, just until you get the hang of it.
Great video thanks for that lesson!!
+king shaman Great suggestion, thanks! So glad you enjoyed it :)