How to make a simple Sliding knot Bracelet

[@angiem4692]

Brilliant simple tutorial 🙏 love it without all the chatter …. It helps you concentrate more on looking at what you’re actually doing …. 👏

[@wrenbyrd1093]

I learned how to make the bracelets like this with the same string as the bracelet as the barrel knot, but you could only adjust the knot on one side. So I see you need an extra piece of string to have a double sided adjustment. 👍👍 I’d put a dab of the glue on the hanging ends too.

[@sweetpealee056]

Thanks for this! Also, you have the most perfect nails I've ever seen!

[@durgeshtiwari5654]

you dont know how much i needed this tysm

[@gisellefajardo-ye2vw]

Here is how to make the simple sliding knot bracelet if you were having trouble with the video. You need 15 inches of string and one 8mm bead and 4 3mm beads. First you start by putting the 8mm bead into the string and then through each side put one of the 3mm beads and once you have done that tie a knot on each of the sides.( if your having trouble with getting the beads through use some wire to help)once you have done that measure it to your wrist and then overlap the ends to create the sliding knot once you have overlapped the string you can use some tape if your string is moving then you put a about a 8 inch string on top and tie a loose knot then take either the left side or the right over the string and then the remaining string over the top then under and through the opposite string and then pull but not tight and repeat on the opposite sides. And once you have gotten it to your desired length cut the excess string and burn it with a lighter so it wont frill or untie then tie a knot on the ends of your bracelet and take a 3mm bead and put it on the ends and tie a knot and cut and burn the remaining string to seal the bracelet . I hope this is helpful.

[@hycinth5371]

Your camera work is excellent 😊

[@arshhhhhinaa]

It's 1k subscribers now🤩🤩

[@yay_its_amy]

Simple and beautiful ❤️ great tutorial!!

[@onesmilestone888]

Thank you!

[@jazzyjewels2034]

Well done 👍 Really lovely. Worth watching.

[@onesmilestone888]

Thank you!

[@nathaliescouvemont5454]

Merci beaucoup pour ce tutoriel très bien fait ! ❤👍

[@mokuho]

How to adjusting this on wrist without help? 😢

[@keziahsanthoshkumar]

what else could we use if we did not get the cord.

[@onesmilestone888]

You can use any cord you like, waxed cord, cotton cord, nylon cord, etc. as long as the cord size are able to thread into the bead’s hole.

[@lovemek4602]

Thank you for sharing. Nice and simple 😊

[@brunettesweetie21]

How do you measure for the wrist size?

[@alynacastorena1428]

where did you get the charms ?

[@jassenyaocampo1311]

what kind of string do you use?

[@makaylaunique]

nylon cord

[@irvinelee6392]

Thank you for this. You were easy to follow.

[@suechambers8978]

How do I fix this knot when it comes apart?

[@onesmilestone888]

if only the ending of knot comes apart then you just need to glue the ending part of the remaining knot. if the whole sliding knot is comes apart then you need to make a new one.

[@dahamikoralegedara1238]

What did you get to make this beautiful bracelet thred..

[@allergynurse1]

Where do you purchase the thread? Love the bracelet!! Good job

[@onesmilestone888]

Thank you! I purchased the thread online on AliExpress and Amazon. You can search .08mm nylon cord on Etsy, Amazon , eBay or AliExpress they all has it.

[@michellejsjs6847]

tranks de todos los videos que vi fue el tuyo el que me ayudo

[@sebhch244]

How much cost in the market?

[@Cherry_Hydrangea]

Hi, May I ask why must we handle the glue carefully?

[@uae8095]

idk?

[@onesmilestone888]

Because the glue is sticky 😂

[@santoshinidas2063]

Ty❤❤

[@numacuser]

Thank you!

[@thatnaingthatnaing-fg8sy]

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[@22asifakashmala10]

Can I use UHU glue It will work?? Or not

[@Deniciasbeauty]

great video, thank you

[@handmadecrafts8]

ممكن اعرف ايه نوع الخيط المستخدم

[@uae8095]

اي خيط

[@teryamteryaremtryam628]

Beautiful music🥰

[@theresalogan5294]

thank you

[@annlipeeva9593]

Thanks for the video!^)))

[@metoo4444]

HI YOURS IS A LITTLE BIT CONFUSING BECAUSE OF HOW YOU ARE HOLDING IT, BUT GREAT VIDEO SO LET ME SEE IF I CAN FIND A LITTLE SIMPLIER ONE. IM DISLEXI

[@wendyholthaus124]

what gauge is the wire?? thank you!

[@onesmilestone888]

Hi, I usually use 1mm or .08mm nylon cord.

[@wendyholthaus124]

@@onesmilestone888 thank you for taking the time to answer my question;-)

[@briannahportugal3571]

Girl I do not wanna be hearing the church music I’ll be hearing that like every day😤

[@riroism2197]

Thanks, helpful!

[@weallloveart1231]

It Helped me a lot tysm

[@weallloveart1231]

This is a good video it me a lot 😃

[@jisellechristine7195]

🤍 ty

[@fayrouz1237]

Thank you so much 😘😘♥️

[@tishsmiddy71]

Thank you 🤟🏻❤️💋

[@brandisr71]

Pretty bracelet but at this point the video is more entertaining than instructional. You should voiceover what you’re doing

[@onesmilestone888]

Thank you for the comment. I will consider in the future. 😊

[@chendiaries6879]

Hi! May i know what type of glue should i use to achieve this? Thank you!

[@Darvit_Nu]

Hi! If the thread you get is nylon, you can carefully just touch the ends with a lighter or lit candle to melt a tiny bead. It makes a nice finish and prevents the thread from unraveling, with a very professional finish. There are a lot of videos on KZbin that show how to do this, and it might be a better option so you won't have to worry about glue coming unstuck or the glue drying out between making things so it can't be used. I hope this helps!

[@onesmilestone888]

Hi, I like to use Krazy glue. It dry really fast just use a toothpick and apply a small amount carefully on the end.

[@leiawapuhi01]

@@Darvit_Nu Thank You for the suggestion, it helped with the completion of my bracelet.

[@emilietan829]

Jolie bracelet jadore merci

[@cr7mania453]

Your skin colour and bracelet colour same hard to see

[@nhiennguyen1680]

It beautiful but your hand blocking most of what u doing

[@isabelulu9936]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@MH-nc6px]

🥰❤️

[@daniellenelson3263]

Speaking or putting more words would be helpful. Your hands are blocking most of what you’re doing.

[@janelyf9721]

Too hard to understand

[@simpjaess]

which part? maybe I can explain it

[@glorianancycardonadiaz]

Si

[@mazadan]

Bonny

[@cobain719]

Can't see proper. Hands are in the way and the thread should be darker