Today’s super cool project is from Liz Miller, at Stampin with Liz! It’s a Popsicle stick bracelet made with Washi Tape.
Liz writes:
I saw this cool bracelet on display by a fellow demonstrator from the U.K. this past summer at convention. I am sorry I didn’t catch her name to give her proper credit. This is the easiest project to make but it sure take a lot of patience (no joke)!
Here is my daughter modeling the wicked cool bracelet! I think I will be making more of these for her. LOL!!!
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Instructions:
1. Boil the Popsicle sticks for 30 minutes. Then remove from heat and set aside and let cool in the water for another 30 minutes.
2. Once cooled enough, start working with the Popsicle sticks and gently bend. Did I mention that you need to be patient? Once you get it bent, fit them inside of a drinking glass. You want the diameter smaller, since the bracelet will stretch a little bit once on your wrist.
3. Allow to dry for a day or two! Again, patience is the key!
4. Once dry, wrap washi tape or designer series paper around the bent Popsicle stick and add a thin coat of Mod Podge to seal.
5. Final step is to add some rhinestones!
SUPPLIES:
Non SU Supplies: foam brush, glue gun, mod podge and popsicle sticks.
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Who would have known you could bend a popsicle stick.
Very neat idea.
I wonder if you could also make a bigger one to make a head band.
WOW! What a great project.
What a great idea. I’d never have thought of doing this.
cute gift for treat exchange at school
I’m thinking cute little Halloween bracelets for teens! As you would say, “So stinkin’ cute!”.
I will have to try to make one. great ideas
Tami , sweet love it .. But of course I love everything you do.. Your amazing .. Yours in ink Anne
Very interesting- thanks for sharing!