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Show Mum how much she means to you this Mother's Day by making her this beautiful Peach Blush Wrap Bracelet. It's a really simple design, but the delicate colour combination of peach and blush, combined with a variety of textures and shapes, makes this a very classy and elegant bracelet. And although it looks complex, it's an easy project, even for a beginner jewellery maker. You can put this bracelet together in an hour or so! This project first appeared in the Summer 2017 issue of Craft Ideas. Here's a shopping list of the supplies you'll need: Jesse James Design Elements Pale Dogwood Strand #1 6mm Peach freshwater rice pearls, angle-drilled (or top-drilled), Peach, 16” strand Czech rondelle, 4mm x 2mm, peach and silver, four 4.5” strands Curved hollow tubes, 40mm x 2.5mm, rose gold, ten (substitute these shorter tubes if you can't find longer ones) Bracelet memory wire, gold Tools Round nose pliers Memory wire shears - these are essential for cutting memory......
It might seem like a silly question to ask, but how long should a bracelet be? The obvious answer is that it needs to be long enough to fit around your wrist comfortably plus have a little wriggle room. But why is it that an 8" bracelet made with large beads fits snugly on your wrist whilst an 8" bracelet made with small beads seems to swim around your wrist? Take these two bracelets: the top one is made with flat Friendly Plastic beads. They are about 4-5mm thick. You can see that it measures 20cm (8") long. The second one is made with puffy metal beads that are 14mm thick and the bracelet measures 24cm (9.5") in length. When you place them side by side you would expect that the bottom one would be sized for a much larger wrist. And when you see the bracelets alongside each other with their clasps closed, it still looks like the one with the larger beads is bigger. But let's place them on two cups with the same diameter..... and all of a sudden, they are the sa......
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