Cardboard Bracelet w/ Scrap Fabric (draft) || @jessiekatzgreenberg

jessiekatzgreenberg Cardboard Bracelet w/ Scrap Fabric (draft) View my profile

Get App Cut open a cardboard paper towel tube 1 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Cut two strips the same width, however wide you want your bracelet. I used 1/2”. 2 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Mod Podge the outside of one strip and the inside of the other. Press together. 3 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Cover the full bracelet with Mod Podge. Let dry 15-20 minutes. 4 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Add a second coat of Mod Podge 5 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Adjust the shape as you go 6 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Cut fabric into strips about 1/2” wide 7 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Cover the bracelet with Mod Podge and wrap fabric strips to cover all of the cardboard 8 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Snip the ends and cover the fabric with Mod Podge. Let dry 15-20 minutes. 9 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Snip away frayed fabric with nail clippers 10 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Add another coat of Mod Podge, let dry 15-20 minutes 11 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

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