Word Cording Bracelet
One word. Everyone has that one word that speaks to their very soul. It uplifts, encourages, reminds us to keep going, to be kind, and to love others.
What is your word?
I hand stamp a 1/4” x 2” aluminum bar with your word or name choice (or two) and then use super soft suede in your choice of color to tie it all together. For smaller fonts up to 20 characters will fit. For larger fonts up to 10 characters will fit. This bracelet is adjustable from 6-8” and will fit a range of wrist sizes.
What is hand stamping?
Hand stamping is the process of stamping one letter at a time by hand, not a machine. I then darken, and polish the whole piece.
Each piece comes in a kraft gift box ready for gift giving.
For use and care: I recommend removing the bracelet before washing hands and keeping free from water. Water can weaken the suede over time.
One word. Everyone has that one word that speaks to their very soul. It uplifts, encourages, reminds us to keep going, to be kind, and to love others.
What is your word?
I hand stamp a 1/4” x 2” aluminum bar with your word or name choice (or two) and then use super soft suede in your choice of color to tie it all together. For smaller fonts up to 20 characters will fit. For larger fonts up to 10 characters will fit. This bracelet is adjustable from 6-8” and will fit a range of wrist sizes.
What is hand stamping?
Hand stamping is the process of stamping one letter at a time by hand, not a machine. I then darken, and polish the whole piece.
Each piece comes in a kraft gift box ready for gift giving.
For use and care: I recommend removing the bracelet before washing hands and keeping free from water. Water can weaken the suede over time.
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