coil bracelet Click image to enlarge Designer: Sheridan Milazzo & Patti Milazzo Tweens/Teens are often looking for accessories that are stylish or trendy. Creating your own jewelry is a great way to be fashion forward and save a few dollars. This coil beaded bracelet can be made in under an hour using Fiskars Right Angle Tool and a few basic beading techniques. And it’s a chance for you and your Tween/Teen to connect, create and have fun together! Difficulty rating
Instructions (Print version) 1. Firmly hold wire end against Right Angle Tool (triangle end) and begin wrapping wire around triangular tip starting at the base. Use your thumb to keep the wire close to the tool and to guide the coils close together as they build. Wrap the wire 12-14 times.  2. Remove the coiled wire from the Right Angle Tool and trim ends with Wire Cutter. 6. To link the beaded eyepins together, attach 2 jump rings between each set of eyepins using the Flat Nosed Pliers. Repeat this step until all beaded eyepins are linked together.  7. Use pliers to attach jump rings to end eyepin loops and clasp pieces.
Other: 5mm glass beads; 4mm & 6mm jump rings; bar & ring toggle clasp; 2” eye pins; ½” head pin (for charm); charms |
