Lego® My Bracelet Tutorial
Created by: Nathan Jessen
Designer Tips
- Disk-and-loop bracelet forms are perfect for gluing relatively flat beads, bottle caps and other found objects to the surface of each pad.
 - With several different styles, lengths and plating options to choose from, you're bound to fall in love with the versatility of these fun findings.
 - Use a superglue type of adhesive or, for the most durable hold, a 2-part epoxy such as Epoxy 330 (60-230)
 - Stretch and secure the bracelet ends to cardboard with tape. This prevents it from moving when glueing on the objects.
 - Rough up the surface of the bracelet pads with a file or sandpaper before applying glue.
 - Clean surfaces with alcohol before applying glue with a toothpick.
 
Free Technique Sheets & How-Tos

Suggested Supplies
- 1 each #40-347-9 7-1/4" Disk and Loop Bracelet
 
Additional Supplies
- Superglue or 2-part epoxy
 - Cardboard
 - Legos® (from designer's stash)
 - Rubbing alcohol
 - Tape
 - Toothpicks
 
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