Brazilian bracelets are all the rage in costume jewelry right now. As you probably know, you can find a pretty Brazilian bracelet in the dedicated section of our Pingtipong online store,
These are authentic Brazilian bracelets; you put them on by tying the two ends of the nylon cord together.
It’s not easy to do with just one hand! And it often requires help from someone else. It’s not very convenient when you want to take a shower and quickly remove your bracelet, or do any other activity, and there’s no one around to help you.
To do this, we suggest you learn here how to make a double slip knot system that will transform your knotted bracelet into an easily adjustable bracelet.
Of course this works for all bracelets to be tied as long as the strands to be tied are long enough,
I recommend, as shown in the video, that you practice with a fairly thick strand—such as a shoelace or a piece of string—before moving on to the Brazilian bracelet, which is much more intricate.
It’s very simple to get started: tie a simple knot with one of the strands of the bracelet. Then, thread the other strand of the bracelet through the first knot as shown below:
Then take the second strand, pass it under the first strand, then over it, and finally through the loop you just created.
This way you get a second knot identical to the first one that was made, with the other strand sliding in each time.
The first knot to tie when making a single Brazilian bracelet
Pass the second strand through the first knot to tie a Brazilian bracelet
finished double slipknot
