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Weaving has had quite a resurgence of late, so I thought it would be fun to translate this craft trend into something wearable.<\/p>\n
It’s winter here in Australia, and I liked the idea of a warm cosy bangle wrapped in colourful yarn.<\/p>\n
I know yarn wrapped accessories are not a new thing, but the idea of weaving a pattern in is an accessible way to experiment with designing woven patterns without having to commit to a big project.<\/p>\n
These bangles look great worn as a stack, so make a few that co-ordinate together.<\/p>\n
You may also enjoy these scrap yarn projects:<\/strong><\/p>\n I’ve used wooden bangle blanks with rounded edges for this project . If you can’t get suitable wooden bangle blanks, try using plastic bangles from your local thrift store, or unwanted ones from your own wardrobe and refashion them.<\/p>\n Play with different yarn colours and weave patterns to create multiple designs. You could even try using varied materials like string or fine ribbon to create interesting textures.<\/p>\n Fluffy yarn is perfect for winter accessories, but why not try the same technique with embroidery floss for wearing in spring and summer.<\/p>\n\n
Lets make Woven Yarn Bangles!<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nYou will need:<\/h2>\n