So when I returned from the B-day extravaganza, I was quick to use some of my new clamp-ends and magnet clasps. These two wrap bracelets are made with copper-colored satin cord. One is done using the braid technique described in the January 22nd post. The other is a 4-part braid with a chain weaving in and out of the stitches. Both are closed with magnetic clasps that I have mentioned in other posts.
What do you do Period Ten? Period Ten is where learning is personal and you have the freedom and time to explore new ideas and pursue mastery in a skill or content area. This idea was born out of my passion for education and my belief in the importance of relevant and meaningful learning and creating. During "Period Ten," everyday in 2012, I am going to create and/or learn something new. Each week I will share my progress. To learn more, please visit the Period Ten page link. Enjoy!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
January 23, 2012: Happy Braid-Day to Me!
So when I returned from the B-day extravaganza, I was quick to use some of my new clamp-ends and magnet clasps. These two wrap bracelets are made with copper-colored satin cord. One is done using the braid technique described in the January 22nd post. The other is a 4-part braid with a chain weaving in and out of the stitches. Both are closed with magnetic clasps that I have mentioned in other posts.
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braid,
brass chain,
clamp ends,
magnetic clasp,
satin cord
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