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Isn’t this a fun little bracelet? Guess where I saw the idea? Yep, Pinterest. They take literally a few minutes to make, and are a perfect little accent for your crafty friends.
The silver beads are from Michaels and come in a package of 10, with “create",”believe,” and “hope” on them. To make the bracelet, cut three strands of embroidery floss to about 12” and thread one of them through a bead. Wrap the other two strands around either side, and tie knots to hold them in place. Braid each side of the bead, tie a knot at the end, and you’re finished.
See, I told you it was quick and easy!
My hooligans have YMCA camp this week, so I was all alone for the first time in what seems like forever! I spent the day shopping at the outlet mall (where I actually bought some shoes, shirts, and books for myself, in addition to things for everyone else) and checking out some small town knitting and pottery stores.
All in all, a very fun, if not productive day…but everyone needs a little me time now and then, right? Hope you’re finding some time for whatever rejuvenates you!
Oh, that sounds absolutely heavenly. "Me time"--what a concept! I'm so glad you got a day to refresh yourself--refilling the ol' bucket now and then is so important. Course you realize you avid fans will now expect even bigger and better from ya, right? Oh boy, I can hardly wait!
ReplyDeleteLove the cute bracelet. I've seen those beads, but couldn't come up with an idea for the life of me. Sigh, what's that I said about empty buckets?
Way to put the pressure on, Kathy! Although I can see the light at the end of the "summer vacation" tunnel, so my creativity may bounce back after Labor Day!
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