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Felt Bracelet Sizing

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Summary: A good way to size a felt bracelet is to use a linen cord to measure length. Learn how to do felt bracelet sizing with tips from a felting expert in this free craft video.

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Laura Artates began working with fiber arts at 5 years old when She learned to knit Norwegian style while living in South Africa with her family. Laura takes her background in the...read more

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"One of the tricks of doing bracelets is trying to get it the right size when you are done. I have played around with this a little myself; no one would ever give me their secret for making felt bracelets of the people that I have found that make them. So, I developed my own technique. I use a linen cord to set my size for my bracelet. So, I know if I want a bracelet that will just fit over my hand, like that, I need a linen cord that is going to be the right size. So, you can start with a bangle bracelet that already fits you and use that or you can just experiment by tying the string. But what I do, is I will take my example bracelet and just tie a circle of the linen cord that is the same size. I will tie it with a square not so it does not slip. But, I want that to be the same size, or slightly larger, than my sized piece that I know is going to be the right size. And then I cut the ends off and I end up with a sizing cord that is going to be incorporated into the center of my bracelet. That is the way that I have developed to make my bracelets be the right size. So, that is kind of like my secret technique and I am sharing that with you today. So, I hope that helps you with your bracelet making."

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