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3 Ways to Make a Bracelet out of Safety Pins

By Matthew Lynch
October 12, 2023
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Safety pins might not be the first thing that comes to mind when creating DIY jewelry, but they are an incredibly versatile and affordable material to use in your projects. Not only do they add a unique and edgy touch to your accessories, but they also provide adjustable sizing and easy clasps. In this article, we will explore three ways to make a bracelet out of safety pins.

1. Beaded Safety Pin Bracelet:

Materials:

– Safety pins (medium size works well)

– Seed beads

– Elastic cord

Instructions:

1. Open a safety pin and slide beads onto the open end.

2. Close the safety pin, ensuring the beads are secure.

3. Repeat steps 1-2 for as many safety pins as you want in your bracelet.

4. Cut a length of elastic cord long enough to wrap around your wrist twice.

5. Thread the elastic cord through the small loop end of each safety pin, alternating the direction of each pin.

6. Tie the elastic cord securely with a square knot or two overhand knots, and trim any excess cord.

2. Chain Linked Safety Pin Bracelet:

Materials:

– Safety pins

– Jump rings

– Jewelry pliers

– Lobster clasp

Instructions:

1. Use jewelry pliers to open a jump ring.

2. Slide one safety pin onto the jump ring through its small loop end.

3. Slide another safety pin onto the same jump ring, aligning both pins’ small loop ends.

4. Close the jump ring using pliers.

5. Repeat steps 1-4, adding more jump rings and safety pins until you reach your desired length.

6. Attach a lobster clasp to one end of the bracelet using another jump ring.

3. Wrapped Ribbon Safety Pin Bracelet:

Materials:

– Safety pins

– Ribbon or fabric strip (1/2 inch wide)

– Scissors

Instructions:

1. Cut a length of ribbon long enough to wrap around your wrist with an extra 1-2 inches for knotting.

2. Slide one safety pin onto the ribbon, leaving a 1-inch tail to tie the bracelet later.

3. Begin wrapping the ribbon around the safety pin, covering its entire length and then folding it back on itself to create a twisted effect.

4. Slide another safety pin onto the ribbon and repeat step 3 until you have enough safety pins to fit around your wrist.

5. Knot the ribbon ends together securely, and trim any excess material.

These three styles of safety pin bracelets showcase the versatility and creativity that can be achieved using non-traditional jewelry supplies. By experimenting with different materials and personalizing each design with your choice of beads, ribbons, or colors, you can create stunning accessories that suit your unique style. Have fun crafting these fashionable safety pin bracelets!

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