Nautical Rope Bracelet

Nautical Rope Bracelet

This nautical inspired rope bracelet is a modern and minimalist design, which would be a perfect gift for someone special.

If you like the design but fancy using an alternative charm link, browse our collection here or why not choose a different colour thread instead?

Remember to ensure your wrist size is measured and factored into your design.

STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Use scissors to cut 6 lengths of approximately 40cm thread. 

2. Take 3 pieces and thread them through the loop at the end of the rope charm. At the centre fold back so you now have 6 strands to plait. Divide them into 3 lots of 2 and begin to plait the strands. We found it easier to pinch the end with a bull dog clip and then plait. 

3. Plait 8cm and then tie a tight knot. Cut as close to the knot edge as possible to remove the excess thread.

4. Place the knot into the knot cover and squeeze gently with snipe or flat nose jewellery pliers.

5. Twist open a jump ring using snipe nose pliers and attach to the loop at the end of the knot cover.

6. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the other side of the bracelet.

7. Open the bolt ring and add to one of the loops. Fasten the bracelet and your design is complete!

Recommended tools for this project

Snipe nose pliers

Flat nose pliers

Customise your kit

Make the design your own by using your favourite supplies.

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Helpful Pages

How To Make A Beaded Bracelet

Jewellery Making Books

The Encyclopedia of Wire Jewellery Techniques by Sara Withers

The Basics of Bead Stringing by Debbie Kanan

Beading Design by Kim Glover


Kernowcraft's jewellery making kits are aimed to inspire you - therefore the step by step instructions are available online only with a shopping list, where you can easily customise the design to suit you. We recommend printing or bookmarking this page ready to follow.

The suggested products used in this project are suggestions to inspire you. Products used were compatible at the time of making but do be aware that gemstones are natural and hand cut stocks can vary, so do use your own common sense as to the compatibility of each item when making.


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