How to Make a Sliding Knot Bracelet Tutorial | Quick & Easy!
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Hey beautiful! In today’s tutorial I will show you how to make these quick and easy adjustable sliding knot bracelets. You will see me demonstrate a bracelet with a single strand of cord, and also a bracelet with double strands on either side. Everything you need to make these bracelets, and more, is available at Beebeecraft. Please see below for the full list of materials:
Materials List
✔ 12 Pack Colorful Waxed Cotton Cord 1mmÂ
✔ Benecreat 20g WireÂ
✔ Assorted Gemstone Chip Beads – 18 ColorsÂ
✔ 4mm Stainless Steel Spacer BeadsÂ
✔ Jewelry Pliers & Wire CuttersÂ
✔ Scissors
✔ Measuring Tape
✔ Lighter or cord burner
Optional: finish off the ends of the cords with additional spacer beads, as shown above, and use a lighter, or a cord burner, to melt the ends of the cord next to the knots. The bracelet pictured with the lime green cord is made with a single strand of 1mm cord, but I also show you how to make the red coral gemstone chip variety below, which contains double strands of cord on each side. Same knotting technique, just a bit bulkier with the two cords.
This adjustable sliding knot bracelet technique is so versatile! Simply use a connector, or even the decorative ring of a toggle clasp. Or, get fancy and string on two hole beads such as the Miyuki Tilas (as shown) onto two pieces of wire, which end in wrapped loops.Â
This bracelet technique is also a great way to use up small, left-over quantities of beads, or to use with gemstone chip beads, which can sometimes prove to be a challenge due to their irregular shape.
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6 comments on “How to Make a Sliding Knot Bracelet Tutorial | Quick & Easy!”
LISA COWGILL
February 8, 2021 at 8:22 amvery awesome video. thank you.
Gina
February 15, 2021 at 8:15 amThanks so much, Lisa! ?
Nancy V.
April 22, 2022 at 11:44 amDo you have a tutorial for the heart sliding knot bracelet?
Gina
April 22, 2022 at 12:00 pmHi Nancy! I don’t have a separate one just for the heart, but thanks for asking!
dana
March 29, 2023 at 10:18 amI keep looking for the name of the tool, did I miss it somewhere?
Gina
April 7, 2023 at 9:20 amHi there! I think you’re looking for the tool called the bead awl. I hope this helps! 🙂