Ready to get back to your bangle bracelet?
We wrapped the outside of the bracelet yesterday , and let it dry overnight.  Today we’re going to line the inside, making a nice, clean looking finish.
Noreen left an excellent comment, noting that you can also varnish your bracelet as well.  Varnishing will protect the bracelet and keep it looking shiny and new for longer.  I personally prefer a satin spray varnish – it’s available from most hardware stores.
We need to measure the cuff first, to see how wide it is.  My bracelet is 2″ wide, so I need to cut the lining …read more

Okay, let’s get started and make a bangle bracelet!
You’ll need a cardboard tube that can comfortably slip over your hand.  I’m using the inside of a roll of packing tape for mine.  Don’t forget that the fabric will shrink the size a little, so don’t use anything too snug.
You’ll also need a good quality white glue, preferably water-resistant.  I’m a big fan of The Ultimate.  Choose a ribbon that’s at least an inch wider than the cardboard tube.  I recommend lining the bracelet with a non-woven material like felt, faux suede, leather or real suede.
Of course, scissors, glue spreaders and …read more