Today, my sister and I went for an outdoor spring outing. March is the season when peach blossoms bloom, so we visited a peach grove and took some photos of the beautiful flowers. Inspired by the scenery, we decided to create a peach blossom red cord bracelet when we returned home. This bracelet is not […]

Wisteria drapes over cloud-touching trees, its blooms flourish in the spring sun. Dense leaves conceal singing birds, while fragrant breezes captivate beauties. It is wisteria season again, with cascading purple blossoms swaying like a violet waterfall—exquisite! Learn to weave a wisteria bracelet to keep this beauty around your wrist. Main Materials: – 4 strands of

The drama ‘Three Lives Three Worlds Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms’ has gained immense popularity. Inspired by this trend, I designed a bracelet based on the original version. The top image shows the original design, while the bottom one displays my adapted version. The original design aligns more closely with the drama’s theme, though my

Today’s tutorials use the same weaving method, compiled together for easy comparison and learning. Finished Product Display: Materials: 1. 0.3mm diameter round wire, soft type 2. 0.6mm diameter round wire, hard type 3. Lobster clasp components (optional) Steps: 1. Take a 20cm thin wire and wrap it five times around your finger. 2. Flatten the

The name ‘You Fifty Cents, Me Fifty Cents’ symbolizes two fifty-cent coins combining to form one yuan, representing unity. The bracelet primarily uses the sparrow head knot, which phonetically resembles ‘Magpie Bridge Festival’ in Chinese. While the Double Seventh Festival has passed, mastering this technique will be valuable for future Valentine’s Days. This design mainly

Materials: – Two 60cm strands of No. 72 jade thread – One 2.4m strand – One 20cm strand Part 00: Starting – Leave 12cm at the beginning and tie two snake knots. – Secure the threads and cross the two central strands. Part 01: Setup – Fold the 2.4m strand in half and attach it

Today we will learn to create a spiral bracelet featuring two alternating colors. Let’s follow the steps below to understand the process: 1. Take approximately 70cm of green 72 jade thread, fold it in half, and secure it to the baseboard with pins. Use additional pins in the middle to prevent movement. 2. Prepare 160cm

Today, we will teach a fundamental Tibetan bracelet weaving tutorial. The techniques primarily include wrapping, core-filled diamond knots, square knots, and four-strand braiding. These methods help prevent the common issue of understanding visually but struggling practically. 01 Material Preparation Select threads freely—combining thick and thin threads creates richer texture. Different cotton threads are used here