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Refer to our main bangle page for instructions on making the basic bangle.
You will need:
Basic bangle
Gold acrylic paint
Double sided sticky tape (or glue)
Lengths of ribbon or trimmings (available from craft shops or haberdashers)
Instructions:
Paint your bangle gold and leave it to dry.
Cut lengths of ribbon long enough around the bangle. Attach each ribbon with double sided sticky tape (or glue).
Here are some suggestions for making bangles with your children - perfect for an Indian theme or perhaps a girl's slumber party?
Make a pretty circular rangoli for Diwali with your fuse bead collection, using your brightest and prettiest colours. We’ve put a gold star in the centre, tipped with blue jewels!
Choose bright pinks, purples, greens, reds, oranges and yellows for this diya design, which is fun to make for Diwali. The flame is a little fragile so be very careful when removing the finished creation from your peg board. We used a large square peg board for this design.