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Crazy Team Spirit Bracelets

Author: Flower Lady
August 22, 2010

img_0900There are several ways to make bracelets for many occasions.  The picture is of a child’s summer bracelet but when you add your school colors and charms it will be your own. But this is an excellent photo to show how to tie on the charms and one way to finish off the ends.

Here are a couple of ways to make some crazy jewelry to wear for pep sessions at school sporting events, and to wear as part of your crazy clothing accessories that the students and fans wear to show school team spirit. 

Choose 3 ten inch pieces of grosgrain or satin ribbon in school colors.  Join the three pieces by tying a knot in the end.  You can then add sports themed charms, letters that spell the school name or your favorite player number, and anything you can imagine.  Braid the three ribbons, working in the accessories you added and simply tie it in a knot around your wrist.

You can also attach jewelry clasps or a metal hook-and-eye clasp for jewelry making, available at crafts stores.

 ribbon-bracelets-3 1.. Hold the ribbons from their ends and spread out across your work surface. Tie the end you’re holding in a knot.
  2.. Begin braiding the ribbons as you would hair. As you go, string your
buttons, beads, and charms on to the ribbon so that they are worked into the
braid.
  3.. Stop braiding when the braided part of the ribbons is approximately 5
inches (18 centimeters) long; this is based on my fairly average wrist size,
but you might have to braid more or less depending on your wrist size. Tie
off the loose ends in a knot.ribbon-bracelets
  4.. String one part of your hook-and-eye clasp on to a single ribbon end
hanging out of this knot. Tie this ribbon end and one other together to
secure the clasp. Repeat with the other part of the clasp on the other end of the bracelet. Have Fun!

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