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27 Mar, 2013 · By jewelleryschool· Bead , Bracelet , Easter , How to make jewellery , How to projects , jewellery , jewellery making , Jewellery Making Project , LJS , london jewellery school , Making Jewellery , Tutors · Comments

Make a woven cord and chain bracelet

27 Mar, 2013 · By jewelleryschool· Bead , Bracelet , Easter , How to make jewellery , How to projects , jewellery , jewellery making , Jewellery Making Project , LJS , london jewellery school , Making Jewellery , Tutors · Comments

IMG_0128bLooking for a new jewellery idea to try over the Easter break?

Or perhaps you need to amuse the kids.

The latest step-by step-project on our website might be just the ticket.

This cord and chain bracelet, from designer and LJS tutor Hayley Kruger, is a versatile project that can be worn by men and women depending on how you style it.

You can chose to add beads or charms or leave it plain, use chunkier chain, IMG_0122bweave ribbon rather than cord or weave the cord on both sides of the chain.

Why not choose jewel and neon colours for a Spring look or an oxidised black chain for a striking look.

Once you’ve mastered the technique of adding the cords, the only limit is your imagination.

And because the bracelets don’t require dangerous tools, they make a great IMG_0156bchoice for a family crafting session.

And don’t forget to check out all the other step-by-step projects on the website.

Happy jewellery making and happy Easter.