DIY Bracelet Tutorial

Welcome to TCB Celebrate Summer Series. Today my guest is talented Emily with 52 Mantels. She’ll be sharing a fun this DIY Bracelet Tutorial made from Fabric Scraps. Here’s another Bracelet tutorial that you’ll love!

DIY Bracelet Tutorial

Hi, I’m Emily from 52 Mantels and I am SO excited to be here today, sharing my tutorial for an easy (we’re talking under 30 minutes, easy) bracelet, made with fabric scraps! This is the perfect summer accessory…for you or for a friend. Wouldn’t this be a sweet handmade gift?!

Awhile back, I used this same technique to make fabric charm necklaces. I love my necklaces so much, I decided to make a bracelet with a stack of pretty fabrics scraps from my stash.

(Yes, I have lots of fabric scraps!)

Fabric Scrap Bracelet {Tutorial}

Supplies:

Bracelet with bezels (I purchased mine from Hobby Lobby in the jewelry section) See it here on Amazon. (aff)

Pretty fabric scraps

Mod Podge Dimensional Magic

Scissors

Pen

The idea of the project started with I found this bracelet with bezels at Hobby Lobby. I knew it would make for a quick & easy craft project! Plus, at $2.99, it was totally a bargain.

Step 1) Take a piece of cardstock and make a template for the inside of the bezels.
Step 2) Trace the template onto the back of your fabric scraps.
Step 3) Cut out your fabric squares
Step 4) Place a square of fabric into each bezel and cover it completely with dimensional magic.

Let it dry for at least 3 hours! And, then wear it with a cute summer maxi dress and some fun sandals. 🙂

You can also use this same technique on charm necklaces!

If you try this easy, 30 minute craft project, let me know! I’d love to see your spin on it. You can find me at 52 Mantels!

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52 Mantels is a blog about all things home including occasional mantel makeovers, easy DIY projects, seasonal crafts and simple recipes! I’m blessed to be the stay-at-home mother to one adorable little girl and the lucky wife to an ever-supportive hubby (who puts up with my endless projects!).