Showing posts with label ecru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecru. Show all posts
April 20, 2015

beaded soft bangle 3540

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 Thin cotton rope molded and edge stitched with a row of glass seed beads  The geometry: 17 beads 10 rows of cord 7" (178 mm) ...
March 15, 2015

classic marsala ecru rope bracelet 3507

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 Hand dyed marsala cotton cord centers two strands of natural white cotton in this medium wide rope bracelet. Classic plain-weave pattern...
January 21, 2015

handmade rope double loop bracelets 3490

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 These smaller double loop rope bracelets are made from lengths of hand twisted cord made on a table top rope machine. Six cotton yarns a...
January 25, 2014

basket weave bracelet olive taupe and ecru 3204

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 The high contrast cord colors show off the distinctive spiral pattern created by the double over-under basket weave technique. Only two ...
January 17, 2014

blue cotton two layer basket weave rope bracelet 3213

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 More of the basket weave work this one with a two layer pattern. The single over-under weave is done in an extra soft #48 hand dyed cott...
April 2, 2013

one button cuff with paper beads 2750

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 Paper beads made from glossy catalog pages come up with the most interesting textures and colors. During the making of the beads they ar...
February 16, 2013

overhand knot cotton cord bangle bracelet 2645

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This is a new design that combines a simple overhand loop knot with edge binding technique to make a soft bangle style rope bracelet. ...
February 3, 2013

one button tutorial part 7 finishing the bracelet

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Finishing: Here you can see the progress tensioning the cross-binding thread. Each side loop is tensioned in turn against the framing c...
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February 2, 2013

one button tutorial part 6 tensioning the cross bindings

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 As you work around the mold you will notice that the amount of slack may vary in the center infill cords. To make the fabric come out ev...
February 1, 2013

one button tutorial part 5 edge binding

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Edge binding the infill cords: Trim off the tails of the infill cords using a heavy scissor or wire cutters. Hint: I prefer the diago...
January 31, 2013

one button tutorial part 4 anchor the infill cords

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Anchor the infill cords: Work the infill cords into position as tightly as possible against the folded framing cord. Place a needle as...
January 30, 2013

one button tutorial part 3 placing infill cord

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Placing the infill cords in the framing cord loop. Have a look in your scrap bin and find some cord segments with a pleasing color rang...
January 29, 2013

one button tutorial part 2 placing the button

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Stitch across the folded cords several times. Keep the cord even and the stitching firm. Lay out the loop you just created on the PVC m...
January 28, 2013

one button tutorial part 1 framework loop and toggle 2626

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 This tutorial shows how to make a simple one button rope bracelet out of clothesline and cotton cord. The photo shows the completed...
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July 28, 2012

Ella says...

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Ella says: "I like these rope bracelets because they don't fall apart. I have some other ones that come undone but not these!...