Tutorial: Silicone Beaded Wristlet

Sometimes you see an idea in the crafting world and it just hits you - of course! That’s exactly what we felt with silicone beaded wristlets! OF COURSE you want your keys on a cute silicone ring! They’re much harder to lose, easier to throw on your wrist as you wrestle a toddler out the door (it’s not just us, right?), and they’re sooo cute!

Silicone Bead Wristlet Tutorial - Cara & Co

And what better bead to use, than one of our brand new printed beads from our Printed Silicone Crafting Bead line! These beads are gorgeous, and so perfect for your wristlet! We used the ever so cute leopard print, because… of course we did.

We’ve never felt so cool ;)

How to make a silicone bead wristlet! Cara & Co DIY Tutorials

All the information for how to make your very own wristlet is below -  and you can now buy a DIY Wristlet Kit with all the supplies included here! Head to our YouTube to see this tutorial in action.

Supplies Needed:

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Take your cording and lighter and melt about a 1” length of cord so that it's hard and able to string beads easily.

2. String 16 of your 19mm silicone beads onto the cording.

3. Also string your Metal Keyring and Clip onto the same cord, through the Keyring.

4. Tie the string in a double knot, as tightly as you can.

5. Making a small single knot on each hanging string, use your knot grippers to tighten the knot even further.

6. Take your lighter and run it over your double knot to slightly melt it. Once the knot is cool, thread one of your strings with your crafting needle. Carefully, thread your needle through one of the beads beside your current double knot. (You may need pliers to help you get the needle through!)

7. Pull your threaded cord all the way through that bead, carefully pulling your knot into the bead to hide it.

8. You should have a string on each side of this bead. Trim them carefully, and use your lighter to melt the ends back that may be sticking out.

9. Take your small metal charm and add it to the Keyring for an extra little bit of sparkle!

10. Your wristlet is done! Add on your keys and you’re good to go!

We hope you love making your own wristlet! We would love to see the combinations you make or how you use your wristlet! Send us your photos by tagging us with the hashtag #createdwithcarasupply.

Happy Crafting!

Xo

- the girls

 

 

*The products, materials, and supplies sold by Cara & Co. Silicone Craft Supply are intended for use by adults and should never be left unattended with a child.

***Small objects and beads can present choking hazards to young children. Never leave a child unattended with beads or other products. Always dispose of any damaged product. No product is completely indestructible, and fully formed teeth could potentially damage product if chewed aggressively, so responsible attentiveness is needed for any user or purchaser. Customers should always inspect and monitor their products, discontinuing use at the first sight of damage.

****Once our products have been sold and shipped to our customers, Cara & Co Silicone Craft Supply Inc., waives all responsibility and liability from the use of our products. Customers are responsible that their final products made from our supplies meet the appropriate safety requirements for their region. Our buyers understand that by purchasing our products or using suggestions from the above tutorial, the buyer assumes any and all responsibility and liability for the use of the products.

*****Cords, clasps and pacifier clips are not intended to be chewed on and may present choking hazards.


23 comments


  • Cara & Co Team

    Hi Sumayya,
    Thanks for your question! In this tutorial, we utilize three key tools: ‘Knot Grippers,’ ‘Crafting Needle,’ and ‘Pliers.’ Hope this helps – Happy Crafting! Xo


  • Sumayya

    What is the thing you used in step 6 called?


  • Cara & Co Team

    Hi Sue,
    Thanks for your question! We use 60" length cording with a 1.5mm diameter. Hope this helps! <3 Xo


  • Sue

    What size cord do you use?


  • Cara & Co Team

    Hi Kaila,
    Thanks so much for your question! We recommend using a 60" cord to ensure we have enough material to work with. Even though the finished piece is approximately 7 inches around, the extra length gives flexibility. Feel free to use as much or as little as you like! :) Xo


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