This one button bracelet was made from cotton cable cord and two segments of hand dyed grey braided clothesline cord. The construction technique is shown starting with part one of a seven part tutorial.
The heavier braided cord forms a small ridge detail in the center. The edge binding holds this bracelet together with the residual tension in the nylon thread.
Here you can see the tiny dimples formed by the edge binding thread.
The framing cord in this design is a piece of cotton cable cord which is the same thickness as the infill cords so the result is a low profile edge condition.
Here you can see the stirrup loop formed by the framing cord.
This is a size "medium" 7 3/4" (197 mm) inside circumference. This was made on an 8" mold and shrunk about 1/4" during the binding process.
Available here
design and photographs © copyright 2013 WhatKnotShop
The heavier braided cord forms a small ridge detail in the center. The edge binding holds this bracelet together with the residual tension in the nylon thread.
Here you can see the tiny dimples formed by the edge binding thread.
The framing cord in this design is a piece of cotton cable cord which is the same thickness as the infill cords so the result is a low profile edge condition.
Here you can see the stirrup loop formed by the framing cord.
This is a size "medium" 7 3/4" (197 mm) inside circumference. This was made on an 8" mold and shrunk about 1/4" during the binding process.
Available here
design and photographs © copyright 2013 WhatKnotShop
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