Has anyone worn a bracelet until it broke? What did you do with it after?
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Greenie
Bracelet King
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3 months, 1 week ago by Greenie
I've been wearing #92574 for a few months now and it's starting to show signs of wear! I'm really excited about it because both this bracelet and I have been through a lot. I don't think it'll break anytime soon, I just like how the texture has softened and the knots seem pressed together. I can't see any potential weak points, it just has more character. I've also had #196064 on for about a week now, and I think this one is even stronger despite having less strings. Depending on how long the bracelets last, I might attach them to hair accessories of some kind or burn them. Any other ideas? |
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bugs_b1te
Bracelet King
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3 months, 1 week ago by bugs_b1te
The first bracelets I posted a picture for (#15 and a random-colored kumihimo braid) are the ones i plan to wear until they fall off, after they do I think i'll frame them? or display them in some way.
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sophen
Bracelet King
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3 months, 1 week ago by sophen
#26399 was my first pattern bracelet (other then #2 and #3) and it's starting to come undone, no idea what i'm going to do with it when it does, but anyway i'm Surprised at how long it's held up, it's like 3 years old😂
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JunoFinch
Skiller
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3 months, 1 week ago by JunoFinch
I have a few bracelets I’ve worn until the ties or loops fray and break, and even though it’s worn and looser you can still appreciate the patterns lol. I have a cork board by my desk where I hang up my WIPs along with the bracelets that become too old/damaged to keep wearing because I think it’s fun to see two different stages of their lives next to each other
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hobbits24
Bracelet King
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2 months, 3 weeks ago by hobbits24
I usually keep a broken bracelet if it is special to me. [I.e.my bff's gift I wore every day for 2 years or smth.] 🙂 But, if it is just really old, I will throw it away. 😂
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201217
Bracelet King
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2 months, 3 weeks ago by 201217
I always wear them until they break. I usually just throw them away though because they usually become frayed and washed out
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