Just a simple hint...
Reply
|
Taliyah
Advanced
 |
5 years, 11 months ago by Taliyah
Hello guys, I saw a photo earlier, and I feel like I should tell you this little hint. After I finish a bracelet, it looks a bit "hairy", if you know what I mean, so what I'm doing is to burn it a little. The colors look more intense, and the bracelet looks better. Sorry for my English, I hope that I made myself clear tho! Have a wonderful day and stay focus! :[
|
|
aprow402
Bracelet King
 |
5 years, 11 months ago by aprow402
What do you use to burn it?
|
|
Taliyah
Advanced
|
5 years, 11 months ago by Taliyah
Well, a lighter 😄
|
|
frenchie63
Skiller
 |
5 years, 11 months ago by frenchie63
It sounds like a nice idea but do you use 100% cotton strings or acrylic ones? I think the effect is not the same since the "plastic" in acrylic strings simply melts while cotton strings burn completely 😄
|
|
Taliyah
Advanced
|
5 years, 11 months ago by Taliyah
I don't use the "plastic" ones. And you don't have to burn them completely, just a little bit, just the "hairy" part of it. 😄
|
|
ellie888
Bracelet King
 |
4 years, 6 months ago by ellie888
I like to soak my bracelets under the water fossit. It looks "hairy " at first, but ends up securing knots and tidying it up.
|
Reply
