Make a Peruvian macrame bracelet

Make a Peruvian macrame bracelet

Learn how to make a Peruvian bracelet. Step-by-step instructions make this an easy craft to do.

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nor (1) 1 year ago
That is beautiful.Can you do a vid in slow mo?
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jaly_98 (1) 1 year ago
this is what i needed.... great!!..
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bookofwisdom 12 months ago
I love it! Can't wait to try my luck, but it would be nice if I had instructions I could print out. Also, it seems to me if you anchored your black string over a nail on your board or used a clip board you would not have had to keep pushing your storage box away from you. I also loved the colors you used. I'm going to play the video again to see if you told me what type cord you are using. Thanks for the instructions. May God Bless!
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davethan (-1) 11 months ago
Could someone tell what fibre and its thickness being used in the video. I bought materal and got it wrong

Thanks
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renfield7214 9 months ago
Would love to know the "type" and "size" of nylon cord that you are using. It's so hard to try to guess, not to mention, expensive if you guess wrong! Please tell me the size or gauge of your cord. "macrame cord" is too general. Thanks!
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spiritwind 5 months ago
Please please let us know type and size of cording ! Thank you
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spiritwind 5 months ago
I have not found written instructions anywhere for this bracelet .However your instructions are pretty easy to follow ,but you are way to vauge on the type of cord you are useing . Please let me know what it is .I think the black is a 2mm nylon . But what is the colored cording ? thank you
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junior 4 you 3 months ago
would love to know the size and cord you used it would be very kind
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SHollingsworth (-1) 3 months ago
Where can one buy the thread for this. The DMC thread is 6 strands and not the same texture. If I tried to burn the DMC thread at the end it doesn't meld together like yours does. Thank you. Your work is absolutely beautiful
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padmeroxmysox (1) 3 months ago
i love the colors too. i tried too make one of these with cotton thread that looked like what you used but it didn't have the same effect. where can you get the string?
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junior 4 you 3 months ago
do you anwser any of the questions that is ask and if so where are the anwsers
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tenniscw last month
had a pathetic amount of trouble getting the first few knots. could you maybe do the beginning in super-slow motion so people can see exactly what you're doing with the threads?
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Julliana 3 weeks ago
I am definitely going to make this tomorrow...elegantly beautiful..need more videos like this..Thank you for sharing
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