My daughters absolutely love making fun patterns with colors. This is one my younger daughter designed for our customizable bracelets, and I am in love with how pretty it looks!

Would you wear something like this?

I started making bracelets for the first time this week, went from knowing how to do absolutely nothing to…being able to do at least something. I made this for my brother’s gf but I’m worried she won’t like it because it looks cheap😭

Just wondering what y’all think about the design and if it seems like I made it okay? Any critique? I used elastic wire, jump rings, clasp, clamshell, and crimp beads + crimp covers

I’m starting to make bracelets when I’m stressed

How to use this one as a phone charm?

M kinda new to this sooo much needed som info...

What do you guys think of this bracelet? The color, the style, and the gemstones...

All of them are handmade with natural stones

Handmade resin flower bracelet with a botanical woodland look, faux leather backing, and metal details. A unique nature-inspired gift with a wildflower feel.

https://scarletfoxstudio.etsy.com/listing/4534238164

me and my fiancée have opened up an shop and have posted this as our first braclet line. we plan on using the shop to raise funds for our wedding next september!!! Please drop in and give it a peak. Any advice is much appreciated!!!

I accidentally broke my boyfriend’s drawstring bracelet. Is there anyway I can fix this? If not, is there anyone with the skills to make a replica of this bracelet that I can buy?

The first bracelet is one of my all time favourites, it's really special, museum quality piece. The focal is a massive Venetian trade bead from 19th century in pristine condition, and the fired clay discs were a custom order from a contemporary ceramic artist, it's finished with a traditional Ashanti brass bead from Ghana, Africa. The 2nd and 3rd have 300 years old Hebron trade beads (I adore Hebron beads!), made of the Dead Sea salt and local sand in the ancient city of Hebron, Palestine. I especially like the combo of Hebron, contemporary ceramic and traditional batik bone from Ghana. I know it's not everybody's cup of tea, but I'm very proud of these ones...