Hi! I'm Stephanie, the blogger at Henry Happened . I have a bit of a DIY addiction and love to roam Home Depot for easy (and cheap) inspiration. Here's a simple project that screams "industrial chic!" :)
Last time I roamed the aisles at Home Depot I picked up this metal thingy. Ok, it's actually a hose clamp.
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Its unique industrialness appealed to me. For $1.30, why not? (I also could not resist the 80 cent small version as a ring.)
Last time I roamed the aisles at Home Depot I picked up this metal thingy. Ok, it's actually a hose clamp.
.
Its unique industrialness appealed to me. For $1.30, why not? (I also could not resist the 80 cent small version as a ring.)
Step 1: You Will Need
For your own bracelet, you will need:
- 1 hose clamp - the good news is that it's adjustable so you can tighten it to fit your wrist
- About a foot of 1/4 inch ribbon if you want to add some color
- E 6000 Glue
- Tweezers and bobby pins will also come in handy
- 1 hose clamp - the good news is that it's adjustable so you can tighten it to fit your wrist
- About a foot of 1/4 inch ribbon if you want to add some color
- E 6000 Glue
- Tweezers and bobby pins will also come in handy
Step 2: Weave In Ribbon
Weave in the ribbon, spacing it however you like. I did every third opening. It helps to cut the ribbon in a sharp point to easily feed through and you can pull with tweezers if needed.
When you get to the end, fold the ribbon and glue with E 6000 glue.
Clamp with a bobby pin and let it dry overnight.
When you get to the end, fold the ribbon and glue with E 6000 glue.
Clamp with a bobby pin and let it dry overnight.
Step 3: You're Finished!
You can also dress up a mini version for a fun ring!
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What a great Idea--thanks for sharing!!!
Sheryll & Critters.