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Here’s how to make a sequin charm bracelet. This is such a joyful design!
I really love this design, it is super fun to wear! Transform a piece of chain into a fun and sparkly charm bracelet with some large iridescent sequins. This is the perfect mate for our lightweight sequin earrings tutorial. Pop these guys on at home for the perfect video chat look! This tutorial contains affiliate links.
You’ll need the following tools and materials to make your sequin charm bracelet:
1: Pliers. I used round nose and flat nose pliers.


2: A piece of bracelet length chain with large-ish links.

3: Two large jump rings.

4: A lobster clasp.

5: A bunch of smaller jump rings.

6: Sequins with holes at the top.

Follow these steps to make your cute sequin charm bracelet:
1: Attach the large jump rings and clasp to either end of the bracelet chain.


2: Take a sequin and add one of the small jump rings to the top.

3: Keeping the jump ring open, slide it through one of the links of the chain.
4: Close the jump ring to secure the first sequin to the bracelet.

5: Repeat steps 2-4 until the bracelet is fully covered with sequin charms. I added mine approximately 4 links apart. These sequins are large so that they will overlap.



Once all your sequins are attached your sequin charm bracelet is finished and ready to wear!!



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Make a beaded chain bracelet… this is my new fave!
This beaded chain bracelet is my new favorite thing, I’ve been making all kinds of accessories with this technique.

You will need the following tools and materials to make your beaded chain bracelet:
1: Pliers. You’ll need flat nose pliers, round nose pliers. You might need your cutting pliers depending on the length of your eye pins.

2: Some eye pins.

3: Some beads. I used these glass beads.

4: A toggle clasp.
5: Two jump rings.

Follow these steps to make your bead chain bracelet:
1: Add beads to the eye pins.

3: Create a loop at the end of each pin to secure the beads in place.


4: Start linking the pins together to form a chain.


5: Attach the toggle clasp components to either end of the chain using the jump rings.



Now your bracelet is finished!

Here are some other pieces I made with different beads.







