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How to make a bracelet with a hole puncher and scrap paper

3/10/2011 12:01:44 PM
By: papersculpture
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This guide will show you how to use leftover paper to make an amazing beautiful bracelet or necklace from the circles cut with a hole puncher.

Difficulty level: Beginners

Instructions:

Materials:
Scrap paper
Hole puncher
Elastic string for the bracelet or strong string for the necklace
Needle
a small piece of corrugated cardboard

For the bracelet cut the length of string that goes around your wrist.

For a necklace the length of string must be at least long enough to go over your head easily.

Thread a length of string longer than the measured string so that you will have plenty of extra length to make knots at the ends.

Punch out lots of holes from your scrap paper.

Place circles on the corrugated cardboard.
Punch the threaded needle as close to the center of the circles as you can.

Push them down near the end of the string.

Continue stringing the circles until you have the length of the string you measured in step 2

Remove the needle and tie a knot to stop the circles from moving.

Tie the 2 ends together with a double or triple knot and cut the string close to the knot

Your bracelet or necklace is ready!

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