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The completed knit bracelet.
How to Make a Bracelet,  Step-By-Step Tutorials

Knit Yourself A Bracelet… Because Knitting is Cool!

This one is for all the knitters out there (or those who are willing to learn). This bracelet is a knitted I-cord, made using a pair of double pointed needles and some yarn or thread of your choice.

You will need the following tools and materials:

1: Scissors

scissors

2: Two double pointed needles.

knitting needles

3: yarn of your choice. I used some natural colored twine and some beaded thread.

string

bead string

The Steps:

1: Hold both strands together and knot the end to create a loop.

holding threads together

creating knot 1

knot 2

knot 3

2: Slide the loop over the end of one needle and pull it tight by pulling on the short end.

loop tight on needle

3: Slide the other needle into the back of the loop.

starting to knit

4: Loop the long end of the thread around the back needle, placing it between each needle.

knit cont

5: Pull the back needle to the front, keeping the thread looped around it. Then move this loop back onto the first needle. Repeat this until you have three stitches on the first needle.

starting the knit

6: To start the next row, slide the stitches to the other end of the needle and flip it around. Start knitting all stitches, flipping the needle at the end of each row.

knit cont 2

slide to other side

7: Continue knitting until the cord is long enough to fit around your wrist.

knitting

8: Once you have reached your desired length, cast off your stitches as follows.

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9: Cut your thread and then loop that short end back through the final loop. Secure with a final knot at each end.

creating end knot

demo knit bracelet

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