Macrame Bracelet Pattern
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Macrame Bracelet Patterns
Macrame jewelry is actually part of the micro-macrame niche. The word itself, micro-macrame, refers to the size of the materials being used and the type of project produced. Micro-macrame projects often produce macrame bracelets, macrame necklaces, macrame anklets, and macrame hangings in the car and at work.
This lens focuses on a popular micro-macrame project: the macrame bracelet. Here's a collection of macrame bracelet patterns that fellow lovers of macrame have shared or that I have seen around the web. Attribution for each work are included in the introduction of each pattern.
This lens focuses on a popular micro-macrame project: the macrame bracelet. Here's a collection of macrame bracelet patterns that fellow lovers of macrame have shared or that I have seen around the web. Attribution for each work are included in the introduction of each pattern.
Featured Macrame Bracelet Pattern
Macrame Bracelet Pattern - Sunflower Bracelet
This is a very happy little macrame bracelet pattern, that radiates positive energy. If you can not find the exact colors of cord or beads, improvise and choose something pleasing to your eye.
Materials:
1. 2 - 1 ¾ yard cord lengths of natural hemp, 1mm size
2. 1 X 18 inch length of natural hemp, 1mm size
3. 2 round rose gold beads, 8mm size
4. 1 sunflower reversible bead, 16mm size
Directions:
1. Hold the strands together, ends even, and tie an Overhand Knot, leaving 1 inch tails.
2. Slip the knot into a ring to anchor it while you're working.
3. Braid for 2 inches and tie an Overhand Knot.
4. Arrange the strands so the short strand is in the center.
5. Tie a 3 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
6. Slide a rose gold bead onto the anchoring center strand.
7. Tie a 1 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
8. Slide the sunflower bead onto the anchoring center strand.
9. Work another 1 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
10. Slide on a rose gold bead.
11. Tie a 3 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
12. Tie all the strands in an Overhand Knot and then braid for 2 inches.
13. Tie an Overhand Knot and trim the ends to 1 inch.
14. Slip the bracelet off the ring.
15. To clasp: Tie the ends in a Square Knot.
Go here for More Macrame Patterns. Plus for even more free patterns check out this link: http://www.macramelovers.com/

This is a very happy little macrame bracelet pattern, that radiates positive energy. If you can not find the exact colors of cord or beads, improvise and choose something pleasing to your eye.
Materials:
1. 2 - 1 ¾ yard cord lengths of natural hemp, 1mm size
2. 1 X 18 inch length of natural hemp, 1mm size
3. 2 round rose gold beads, 8mm size
4. 1 sunflower reversible bead, 16mm size
Directions:
1. Hold the strands together, ends even, and tie an Overhand Knot, leaving 1 inch tails.
2. Slip the knot into a ring to anchor it while you're working.
3. Braid for 2 inches and tie an Overhand Knot.
4. Arrange the strands so the short strand is in the center.
5. Tie a 3 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
6. Slide a rose gold bead onto the anchoring center strand.
7. Tie a 1 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
8. Slide the sunflower bead onto the anchoring center strand.
9. Work another 1 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
10. Slide on a rose gold bead.
11. Tie a 3 inch Square Knot Sinnet.
12. Tie all the strands in an Overhand Knot and then braid for 2 inches.
13. Tie an Overhand Knot and trim the ends to 1 inch.
14. Slip the bracelet off the ring.
15. To clasp: Tie the ends in a Square Knot.
Go here for More Macrame Patterns. Plus for even more free patterns check out this link: http://www.macramelovers.com/
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Mary Hendrickson
Jun 4, 2008 @ 12:28 pm | delete
- I also have been doing macrame since the 70's. My mother thought it would give me something to do after my divorce. I haven't done it for a while and I have tons of beads, so I thought it would be a good seller in the store where I have other art for sale.
Thanks so much
Mary
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kathleen
Apr 20, 2008 @ 4:32 pm | delete
- I'm trying to find a bracelet pattern that is adjustable. THe one I have is just braided with beads and then the ends are macramed together to adjust. Can you help me find patter?
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Maria Nyberg
Apr 15, 2008 @ 4:27 am | delete
- Hi I also make macrame items, it´s fun to find other who also think macrame is the best.
/Maria
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