How to make button bracelets

Step1 Choose some buttons that you can use for your bracelet. You will need about 20 to 30 buttons, depending on how big your wrist is. The buttons can vary in color. But, while they don’t all have to be the same size, they should be similar to each other so the fit is comfortable on the wrist. Step2 Thread a needle with a piece of elastic that is twice as big as your wrist and tie a knot about 3 inches from the end of the elastic. Step3 String the buttons onto the elastic, taking them all the way to the other end of the elastic. If you are using buttons that have two holes, weave the elastic up through one of the holes and down through the other hole. Step4 Hold the bracelet up to your wrist as you start to get half of the buttons on to see how close you are to being finished. You will want to stop stringing the buttons when you wrap it around your wrist and there are enough buttons to cover your wrist. Step5 Remove the needle from the elastic and tie the ends of the elastic together in a tight single or double knot. Step6 Trim any excess elastic at the each side of the knots.

well it probably wont be around for a long time becayuse everything new yutns into a fad, and then goes just like those jelly braclets in different colours how to make them? if you want a one like a simple beaded braclet on elastic string youll need string,, buttons, beads optional

tie a knot on ont end of the elastic string, thread colourful burttons on, or a button, then bead, button, bead if you want you can pick buttons up from op-shops for next to nothing

if you want one on a metal chain then youll need a small jewelrey making kit from spotlight or a craft store cositing of jewelrey plyers, clasps, hopps, ect buy some chain or use some you alreday have put the closing part of the clasp on one end, a lobster claw one is best (found on most necklaces, ect) use the plyers and pull the metal hoops arart (theyll have a lit to do so thread them on the chain, thread a button onto it then close the hoop with the plyers, and continue then add a larger circle to the other end, to hook the clasp on so you can put it on and take it off