How to Make a Braided Duct Tape Bracelet
Get out any color duct tape., For a more accurate bracelet that perfectly fits, estimate the strip of duct tape on your wrist first., Fold this piece of duct tape in half., Cut the halved piece of duct tape into thirds lengthwise, making sure that...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get out any color duct tape.
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Step 2: For a more accurate bracelet that perfectly fits
Then cut the strip of duct tape a little longer than the measurement; this allows you to easily slide the bracelet on and off. , This will give you a non-sticky piece of duct tape which is much easier to work with. , You should now have three long, stringy pieces of duct tape. , It should be about a quarter of an inch/6mm long. , This is exactly the same method as you'd use for tying together threads before braiding. , To do this, repeatedly twist the left and right strings over the middle string as if you were braiding hair or thread. , Think of it as tying the end of the braid off with an elastic band, only you're using duct tape. , Then take another little piece of duct tape and tape all of the ends together so that it forms a continuous loop.
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Step 3: estimate the strip of duct tape on your wrist first.
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Step 4: Fold this piece of duct tape in half.
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Step 5: Cut the halved piece of duct tape into thirds lengthwise
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Step 6: making sure that the widths are equal.
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Step 7: Cut off a little piece of duct tape.
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Step 8: Tape one end of all three of the lengths together in a small bundle.
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Step 9: Begin braiding the three duct tape lengths together.
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Step 10: Once you have finished braiding
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Step 11: use another little piece of duct tape to fasten the other end of the braided strings together.
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Step 12: Test the size of the duct tape bracelet on your wrist or ankle.
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Step 13: Enjoy your braided duct tape bracelet!
Detailed Guide
You'll also need some scissors.
Then cut the strip of duct tape a little longer than the measurement; this allows you to easily slide the bracelet on and off. , This will give you a non-sticky piece of duct tape which is much easier to work with. , You should now have three long, stringy pieces of duct tape. , It should be about a quarter of an inch/6mm long. , This is exactly the same method as you'd use for tying together threads before braiding. , To do this, repeatedly twist the left and right strings over the middle string as if you were braiding hair or thread. , Think of it as tying the end of the braid off with an elastic band, only you're using duct tape. , Then take another little piece of duct tape and tape all of the ends together so that it forms a continuous loop.
Finished. ,
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