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Make HEMP LEAF (DIY)
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Make a Triangle Friendship Bracelet
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Make friendship bracelets adjustable
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Tie four basic knots in jewelry design
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DIY Easy Square Knot Flower Bracelet
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Make a beaded hemp bracelet using macrame techniques
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Make a Chevron Friendship Bracelet
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Striped Macrame Bracelet with Beads
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Make a Macrame Turtle
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DIY Easy Wave Bracelet with Satin Cord
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Make DIY guitar pick earrings
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Make a Macrame Spiral Earrings
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Make a Macrame Lizard
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Make a Friendship Bracelet with Hearts
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Wrap a Stone - Easy Tutorial
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Braid a Simple Friendship Bracelet with Six Strands
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DIY Wavy Herringbone Bracelet
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DIY Easy Square Knot Bracelet with Beads
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Celtic Style Macrame Bracelet
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Pierce & saw a shape out of a metal sheet for jewelry
How To:
Make HEMP LEAF (DIY)
How To:
Make a Triangle Friendship Bracelet
How To:
Make friendship bracelets adjustable
How To:
Tie four basic knots in jewelry design
How To:
DIY Easy Square Knot Flower Bracelet
How To:
Make a beaded hemp bracelet using macrame techniques
How To:
Make a Macrame Turtle
How To:
Striped Macrame Bracelet with Beads
How To:
DIY Easy Wave Bracelet with Satin Cord
How To:
Make a Macrame Lizard
How To:
Make a Macrame Spiral Earrings
How To:
Make a Chevron Friendship Bracelet
How To:
Make DIY guitar pick earrings
How To:
Make Colored Stripe Bracelet
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Tie a Spiral Knot for Hemp Jewelry
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DIY Easy Square Knot Bracelet with Beads
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Beaded Macrame Bracelets in Two Colors
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Make a Macrame Bracelet with Flower Petals
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Make a Macrame Square Wave Bracelet
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DIY Snaky ZigZag Lines Bracelet
2 Comments
Thanx for the tutorial! I was just wondering if when you go to do the second layer (the dome layer) if you use the same epoxy from the first layer? How long does it last? or do you always have to make a new batch?
I've found that if put the excess in the freezer, that it will last for awhile. After removing, let it set at room temperature to thin, or place it in the microwave for a few seconds. They do sell dome shaping resin epoxy (which is more expensive than regular resin epoxy, but I'm not sure if that is what he used).
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