Create a cute Christmas bracelet with a variety of charms and beaded dangles that look like candy!
Cut a length of chain approximately 6 inches long. Lay it out on your work surface.
Add a bell flower or tea cup bead to an eye pin, followed by one of your Czech glass round beads and another matching bell flower or teacup. Optional: add a seed bead to the top of the teacup or bellflower to make it easier to make a wrapped loop. Make a wrapped loop at the top of the beads. Repeat this step 6 times to make a variety of candy dangles. Refer to our image and video if you want to make ones just like ours!
Start adding your charms and dangles to the bracelet chain using a jump ring for each. We like to start in the middle and work our way out on the sides. Refer to the image and the video for help with placement. Hold up the chain as you work to make sure the charms are laying right.
Add each half of the clasp to each end of the bracelet chain using a jump ring for each.
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
Create a cute Christmas bracelet with a variety of charms and beaded dangles that look like candy!
Cut a length of chain approximately 6 inches long. Lay it out on your work surface.
Add a bell flower or tea cup bead to an eye pin, followed by one of your Czech glass round beads and another matching bell flower or teacup. Optional: add a seed bead to the top of the teacup or bellflower to make it easier to make a wrapped loop. Make a wrapped loop at the top of the beads. Repeat this step 6 times to make a variety of candy dangles. Refer to our image and video if you want to make ones just like ours!
Start adding your charms and dangles to the bracelet chain using a jump ring for each. We like to start in the middle and work our way out on the sides. Refer to the image and the video for help with placement. Hold up the chain as you work to make sure the charms are laying right.
Add each half of the clasp to each end of the bracelet chain using a jump ring for each.
