Leather Name Cuff
For each cuff you will need:
9" by 1.25" a strip of Light Weight Black Leather
Ribbon Slider Letters of name or word...check
the scrapbooking section at a craft store (I had these in my hoard for years)
Snaps for closure...we used metal snaps,
but even plastic snaps work with light weight leather.
This is the plastic snap set I have...
Starter Pack KAM Plastic Snap Setting Pliers with 100 Plastic Snap Sets
Okay, let's get started.
I used a metal ruler, cutting mat and rotary cutter to cut my leather to size.
It's 1.25 inches wide and 9 inches long.
Measure your wrist though...that's the best way to make something that fits!
Once the cuff is made and set with snaps...you can decorate!
I had these ribbon sliders of letters in my craft supplies for years.
My daughter found them and wondered how to use them.
We took a thin strip of pig skin leather, but a ribbon works too!
Then we measured and riveted them onto the leather cuff.
Set one side, then put it on your wrist and mark where the other side needs to go.
Because when they lay flat, they will raise up...this compensates for the curve of your wrist.
So you have to do it this way or it will be an utter fail.
Super chic biker glam!
Check out this Rhinestone leather bracelet cuff too!
Same idea...
For each cuff you will need:
9" by 1.25" a strip of Light Weight Black Leather
Ribbon Slider Letters of name or word...check
the scrapbooking section at a craft store (I had these in my hoard for years)
Snaps for closure...we used metal snaps,
but even plastic snaps work with light weight leather.
This is the plastic snap set I have...
Starter Pack KAM Plastic Snap Setting Pliers with 100 Plastic Snap Sets
Okay, let's get started.
I used a metal ruler, cutting mat and rotary cutter to cut my leather to size.
It's 1.25 inches wide and 9 inches long.
Measure your wrist though...that's the best way to make something that fits!
Once the cuff is made and set with snaps...you can decorate!
I had these ribbon sliders of letters in my craft supplies for years.
My daughter found them and wondered how to use them.
We took a thin strip of pig skin leather, but a ribbon works too!
Then we measured and riveted them onto the leather cuff.
Set one side, then put it on your wrist and mark where the other side needs to go.
Because when they lay flat, they will raise up...this compensates for the curve of your wrist.
So you have to do it this way or it will be an utter fail.
Super chic biker glam!
Check out this Rhinestone leather bracelet cuff too!
Same idea...
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