Plumbing Chain Wrap Bracelet

[LimeRiot]

I made a few of these today. SOOO easy! Each one took about 10 minutes from start to finish. I think they look cute layered with other bracelets.

They are made using leather cord, embroidery floss and plumbing chain. I bought the chain on Etsy for a couple bucks but apparently you can also buy it at Home Depot.





Here's a link to the tute I used: http://honestlywtf.com/diy/diy-wrap-bracelet/

[hgddm]

LOVE these! I hate making necklaces with these ball chains but have so many lying around. Can't wait to make some of these with them. Love your colors!

[HSG]

Gorgeous! Have to check out the tut and see if I have the supplies to give it a try.

The ball chain you can buy at any home improvement store. Also you can get it online for pretty cheap in colors:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/117/1389/=fmqd6v
http://www.ballchain.com/

[LimeRiot]

Good finds, HSG!! I'm definitely going to order some.

[fyrfli2000]

Love these!  You did an excellent job!

[Glamis]

Very cool idea. Love these and got to make my own!

[Wendie]

I have a lot of this chain laying around from when I used to wear several strands layered together, this is a nice idea to put it back into my wardrobe. 

[rackycoo]

These look awesome! Where does one find waxed linen cord? Do you think embroidery floss would work, or would it shred?

[LimeRiot]

I used embroidery floss and it seemed to work just fine. I did all 6 strands originally but that was a little bulky so I made the others with 3 strands.

[Wendie]

These look awesome! Where does one find waxed linen cord? Do you think embroidery floss would work, or would it shred?

I know that Fire Mountain Gem and Beads sells waxed linen cord in multiple colors and sizes.  But leather/leatherish cord would probably work just as well and might be easier to find.