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Based on Pop Tab Bracelet by Creative Origins
My inspiration came when I saw a cowboy with a pop tab hatband on his hat at a rodeo dance. I examined the band, and this is what's evolved, I didn't have a pattern or anything to work from, just memory and imagination. I weave ribbon, strips of fabric and even fun wool through the tabs. I also make hatbands, belts and necklaces and use as much recycled material as I can find, shopping at thrift store bag sales, and cutting strips from everything I find. I found cutoutandkeep recently, and then found all the pop tab items here, so I wanted to share my versions.

Posted by Gypsytornado from Quesnel, British Columbia, Canada • Published
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Panda
Panda · Leeds, England, GB · 2 projects
This is great, what a Wikid idea, and very striking results.
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Gypsytornado
Gypsytornado · Quesnel, British Columbia, CA · 1 project
Hi Megan, thanks for liking my creations! Most of them are beer tabs, lol. I don't drink soda or beer, but I have a bunch of friends collecting tabs for me, and my son and his friends consume quite a lot of beverages, lol!
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Megan R.
Megan R.
you must have drank a lot of soda LOL i love them all. How long did it take you to collect the caps?
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Gypsytornado
Gypsytornado · Quesnel, British Columbia, CA · 1 project
Thanks! I enjoy making them, that's for sure. Just be sure to bleach the tabs, then clip and sand the sharp bits from where it comes off the can - that's the most time-consuming part. If you don't sand well, the tab will rip/snag the ribbon.
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ely.
ely. · Victorville, California, US · 9 projects
I love all the colors and textures you put into these! I'll have to try making a similar one for my hat. Happy
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