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DIY Shamballa-Style Bracelet

Good morning friends!  How’s the weather in your neck of the woods?  I have been shoveling my driveway for hours upon hours the past couple days (who needs the gym now, right? haha) so I haven’t had the craft time I wanted, boo!  BUT – I still have a fun Shamballa-style bracelet tutorial that I want to share with you!

DIY Shamballa BraceletI made up this beauty with bamboo cord and some sparkly beads (no clasp, it’s even got a sliding knot closure that I will show you how to make), so it’s a really inexpensive project that will take about an hour.  If you’re snowed in like me and have beads and twine – you’ve got a project!  I shared the full photo tutorial over at the Crafts Unleashed blog, so if you’d like to read more, head on over and check it out, and say hello!

Grabbing the shovel and wishing I had just stayed snowed in ~

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  1. Melody says

    This is really pretty! I’ve looked at those kinds of beads before and wondered what I’d do with them. They are so sparkly!

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