Here is another simple knitted bracelet that only requires some leftover yarn. I knit up this bracelet super quick, and it was ready to go in no time.
Materials:
Scrap Yarn (I used 2 strands of sock yarn held together)
Size 3 knitting needles
Button of choice
Step One:
Cast on 3 stitches and knit an I-cord until the piece measures about 25 inches long. Cut yarn, leaving a 4 inch tail. Using a yarn needle, pull the yarn through your 3 stitches to tie it off and remove stitches from needles.
Step Two:
On one end of your I-Cord attach a button of your choice. At the other end, make a loop that will fit snuggling over your button, and with a yarn needle attached to the leftover yarn at the end, secure the loop by weaving in the tail end of yarn into the I-cord.
Step Three:
Wind it around your wrist a few times, and you’ve got yourself a sweet new bracelet!
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9:15 pm on January 20th, 2012
This one is adorable, too!!
8:42 am on January 26th, 2012
Love this! Pinned it! Thanks for sharing. Also sent the link to a friend who knits. Maybe she will make me one!
1:57 pm on January 30th, 2012
Ohh.. these are so pretty! I love the colors! Make me want to learn to knit.
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