Looking for an easy friendship bracelet tutorial? Try this grape bracelet! The steps are very easy to follow and beginner-friendly. If you are just starting to learn bracelet-making, this one is for you.

I am really starting to fall in love with these minimal bracelets. They’re just so cute, chic, and add a pop of color to my monocromatic outfits. I was initially planning to buy them online, but then I thought to myself, “Wait, I can make these”, so that’s what I did. This is one of my attempts to try different things this year. For this week, I decided to make another bracelet, this time it’s the grape bracelet. It’s still as easy as the cherry bracelet and the steps are very similar. If you already tried that one, this grape bracelet will be a breeze. You only need regular seed beads, nylon strings, jump rings, crimps, and lobster clasps. The bracelet is already stretchable so it can easily go over your hand, but if you want it to be adjustable, you will need an extension chain. If you only have nylon and beads, there’s no problem at all. You can still make this bracelet. I will show you the step-by-step tutorial below.

This handmade beaded bracelet is a cute DIY gift to your friends or loved ones, a great make and sell bracelet idea, and a lovely DIY accessory you can wear everyday. Have fun making this easy friendship bracelet at home!

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Easy Grape Beaded Bracelet Tutorial

Learn how to make a grape bracelet with this easy step-by-step tutorial.

Measure your wrist and add a few inches of allowance. Cut the nylon to that length.

Insert the crimp, followed by the lobster clasp. Insert the end of the nylon through the crimp again. Make sure the two strands of nylon are parallel. Squeeze the crimp and cut the excess nylon.

If you don’t want to add a clasp, skip this step.
Tape the lobster clasp onto a flat surface to keep it from moving.

Add 8 light colored beads.
Add 1 green and 3 violet seed beads. Insert the end of the nylon into the green bead and pull it until it’s tight. Slide the beads up the nylon.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you almost fill the whole bracelet.
If you are going to use an extension chain, connect the jump ring to the end of the chain.

Insert a crimp onto your bracelet, followed by the jump ring. Insert the end of the nylon into the crimp again and squeeze the crimp using pliers. Cut off any excess.

For those who didn’t use a clasp and jump rings, simply make a double knot, then seal the knot with E6000 or clear nail polish gel.
Done!