Materials you would need:
- Elastic Cord (from any hardware store)
- 4 Different Coloured String
- 2 End Clasps
- 3 Jumprings
- Lobster Clasp
- Scissors
- Long Nose Pliers

Cut the elastic cord to about 4”. This should be slightly shorter than a usual bracelet. (TIP! To prevent the ends from fraying, quickly pass the ends through a flame or simply apply nail varnish.)

Using the first colour, tie a clove hitch knot (simply make an “x” then put the end through!) to secure down.

Keep wrapping the string around the cord, securing the loose end down in the process.

To change colour, tie a half hitch knot and snip off the excess. Repeat Step 2 over the loose end with a new colour.

When done, cover the end with a end clasp. Secure down with superglue if needed. Repeat to the other end.

Then, using a jumpring, secure a lobster clasp to the end clasp. This will allow you to wear your bracelet with ease.

You’re done!