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How To Make Jewelry: How To Make Boho Chic Ribbon Wrapped Bangle Bracelets

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How To Make Jewelry: How To Make Boho Chic Bangle Bracelets These Boho Chic Bangle Bracelets look like they came from a boutique, but they are so easy to make! We wrapped inexpensive bracelets with ribbon, then added crystals and charms. To get started making your own Boho Chic Bangle Bracelets, you will need a stack of cheap metal bangles. (About 30.) We got ours at Claire’s! You will also need 1/4” to 3/8” wide ribbon. We used magenta, burgundy, gold, purple, cobalt blue, turquoise, teal, green, yellow, orange, and red. We made a rainbow with ours, but you could make them in ombre using white, light blue, and blue or white, pink, and red. The wire you will need is 26-gauge brass wire. You will also need 48 bicone crystals in size 4mm. We matched the colors of the bicones to the colors of the bracelets and used about 6 crystals per bangle. If you want, get some gold charms too, to add to some of the bracelets. We used about 25 charms. The tools you will need for this diy jewelry project are chain-nose pliers and wire cutters. We also used Fabri-Tac glue. Here are the steps: 1. To make the ribbon wrapped bangles, cut a 30″ length of ribbon. Glue one end of the ribbon to a bracelet. Wrap the ribbon tightly around the bracelet overlapping the previous wrap slightly. When the whole bracelet is wrapped, glue the end down. 2. To add a charm, cut a 30″ length of wire. Leaving a 1″ tail, wrap the wire around the ribbon-wrapped bracelet about 30 times all the way around, twist the ends of the wire together two times, slide a charm onto the wire, twist that end back, and wrap around the other wire. Trim the wire. Press the ends down with pliers. 3. To add bicones, cut a 30″ length of wire. Leaving a 1″ tail, wrap the wire around the ribbon-wrapped bracelet about 5 times, slide on a bicone that matches the ribbon, wrap the wire 5 more times, add another bicone, and repeat until the bracelet has 6 bicones and is wrapped with wire. Twist the ends of the wire together two times, slide a charm onto the wire, twist that end back, and wrap around the other wire. Trim the wire. Press the ends down with pliers. Making jewelry is fun and easy! And once you get started, you’ll be hooked. With the skills you learn in this jewelry making tutorial, you can make your own ribbon wrapped bangle bracelets in whatever colors you like. We have all kinds of jewelry making videos and lessons. If you enjoy this one, you might also like these jewelry making lessons: How To Make Jewelry: How To Make Crystal Wrapped Earrings https://youtu.be/uNUVJJ0S7WU How To Make Jewelry: How To Make Beaded Drop Earrings https://youtu.be/w_P4nqyWBj8 How To Make Jewelry: How To Make Handmade Beaded Earrings https://youtu.be/6ReuKIP1mFo How To Make Jewelry: How To Make A Beaded Lariat Necklace https://youtu.be/z7Ywk2DHUH4 How To Make Jewelry: How To Make A Picture Pendant On A Scrabble Tile https://youtu.be/JKIbwkz3fHI How To Make Jewelry: How To Add A Charm To A Charm Bracelet https://youtu.be/vMAiauS8FNc How To Make Jewelry: How To Make An Easy Resin Ring https://youtu.be/TK41mx90c7U And if you want more jewelry making basics, we have some starter tips and tricks in these videos: How To Make Jewelry: How To Make A Simple Loop https://youtu.be/ClUaOg5cKog How To Make Jewelry: How To Make A Wrapped Loop For Jewelry https://youtu.be/Ce9iIuzxGyo How To Make Jewelry: How To Open And Close A Jump Ring https://youtu.be/cOkBbCx7MP4 To see more of our jewelry making videos and get our printable how-tos for each one, go over to Curious.com and try a subscription. Here's a 20% off coupon in this link. http://tinyurl.com/CURIOUSTEACHER20 Our blog is www.RunningWithSisters.com. It is loaded with DIY crafts, jewelry tutorials, and all kinds of gift crafts to make. Let’s connect! Twitter: https://twitter.com/ONeilSisters Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-ONeil-Sisters-221197161273064 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneilsisters/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/oneilsisters/

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