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-Sarah Austin
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Our projects were very popular during the lifetime of our business and we wanted to ensure they continued to provide inspiration for chain maillers whatever their experience. It's a pleasure to see they will live on with Chainmaillers.com
-Sarah Austin
Mobius Pandora Style Bracelet
Make this simple yet effective bracelet using mobius balls to create charms.
Materials
You will need:- 100 x anodised aluminium jump rings in five colours (20 each), ID 6.7mm, WD 1.29mm
- 3 x bright aluminium jump rings, ID 3.2mm, WD 1.02mm
- 30cm of 2mm rattail in purple, emerald green and royal blue
- 2 x silver plated fold over cord ends, 11 x 5mm
- 1 x silver plated lobster clasp
- 1 x silver plated extension chain
- hypo-gs glue
Tools:
- two pairs of smooth faced chain nose, bent nose or flat nose pliers
Instructions
- Close one jump ring. Link a second jump ring of the same colour.
- Link a third jump ring of the same colour through the centre of the two jump rings added in step one.
- Link a fourth jump ring through the centre of the three jump rings from steps 1 and 2. This is a complete mobius bead.
- Repeat steps 1-3 until you have made five mobius beads in your five different colours.
- Attach one cord end to three lengths of rattail, using glue for added security.
- Thread on your mobius beads in groups creaing a gradient colour pattern. Trim the length of the rattail to fit your wrist allowing for the lobster clasp. Attach the second cord end as in step 5.
- Attach the extension chain to one cord end using one bright aluminium jump ring. Attach the lobster clasp to the other cord end using two bright aluminium jump rings.
Variations
- Use a single colour of rattail such as black and make mobius beads in silver, matt silver and ice black for a sophisticated look.
- Make multicoloured mobius beads to create a rainbow or two tone effect
- Use a brown, red, orange and gold colour scheme with rust rattail for a look ready for autumn.
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