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| a pretty collection of flowers,raindrops,
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Pride month arrives each June in commemoration
of the Stonewall uprising in New York 1969. Sales of the little ranunculus
flowers that feature on this bracelet flourish throughout May and it's
my delight to be able to make them and the bracelet itself in solidarity
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LGBTQIA friends.
The blooms can be laid out in any sequence with a scattering of silver charms
and crystal glass beads inbetween, adding a personalised touch to your creation.
Pure white leaves form the foundation, bringing with them eternity and strong
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What you'll need to make this rainbow flowered bracelet
Start by creating a
weather storm on your wrist that combines the elements needed for a rainbow
to appear, add the light of a sun charm, the faceted sides of crystal clear
raindrops and then prisms, with their reflection and colour.
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- chain link and bracelet
clasps
- flat head pins
- jump rings
- set of jewellery tools
- Pixiehats ranunculus like flowers and
- white leaves
- enamel rainbow charms
- heart shaped charms
- a sun charm
- Raindrops bead sequence 1
12mm teardrop
bead + 4mm clear glass rondelle bead
- Prism bead sequence 2
4mm rondelle
beads - deep blue + light blue + lilac
- Prism bead sequence
4mm rondelle
beads - red + orange + yellow
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| rainbow charms |
sun charm |
heart charm |
3x4mm rondelle |
teardrops |
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If you aim to gift your finished bracelet or other handmade jewellery please
feel free to use the printable below as wrapping paper / gift wrap. Select
the image and print via the menu on your device.
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Love rainbow playdough?
visit playdough-activities.com for activity ideas and
printables.
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