DIY Home Depot Bracelet

 by Henry Happened
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janetsellers08 says: Sep 18, 2011. 8:46 AM
Cute idea, but how would you avoid getting banged up by the screw assembly part?
Henry Happened (author) in reply to janetsellers08Sep 19, 2011. 2:54 PM
I've worn it with a couple of other bracelets so they all jangle around together. It hasn't banged or hurt at all!
paqrat says: Sep 18, 2011. 10:01 PM
Very nice looking but I think I'd also be concerned with using the screw assembly part. I can think of a couple of other things to thread through the holes, another color strip of metal, metal wire in different colors, leather strips, fishing line strung with beads (on outside of the bracelet).
KateGladstone says: Sep 18, 2011. 7:18 AM
Does it have to be ribbon? Why not those woven-plastic straps that are often put around appliances or other packages readied for shipping? After all, you can get those ribbon-like items for free, and they are easier than ribbon to thread through holes and to clean when needed.
mslaynie in reply to KateGladstoneSep 18, 2011. 10:06 AM
Actually, you can experiment with anything you like! Consider instructibles your first step for inspiration... you can take any idea and expand it, combine it with others, or just run with it to do your own thing. There really aren't any rules!
lironess says: Sep 18, 2011. 8:34 AM
I gave my ex a small hose clamp for a ring....he wore it once and then said it was too scratchy to wear so if you want to wear one get out a file or some fine sandpaper and feel around for any scratchy parts and smooth them down...
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