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The Story of the Stubborn Bracelet Maker
One day Christine saw a very simple looking tool for sizing bracelets at a bead store. Did Christine purchase it? No she did not. Christine didn't want to spend the money on such a simple looking device. So she continued to make ill-fitting bracelets, wasting her time and money restringing onto expensive silver-plated cable, and putting many many used and now useless sterling silver crimp tubes in the her scrap silver receptacle. Christine was stubborn you see, and refused to pay money for a simple cardboard tool, even though she knew it would save her a lot of time and frustration. One day, after restringing yet another bracelet yet another time and still not getting it right, perfectionist Christine decided she would make her own bracelet sizing device. Christine painstakingly formed a cone out of an old file folder and carefully measured small to average to larger wrist sizing sizes in quarter inch increments onto her homemade cone. Then she placed her newly-restrung-but-not-yet-crimped bracelet onto her newest tool. She adjusted the sizing until it was perfect, and crimped her crimps tight. The moment of truth had arrived. Christine tried on the bracelet. Did Christine get it right this time? You bet your bippy she did. Christine was so happy she danced a little jig (a little poetic license here) and then decided she would share her new favorite tool with the world. And here it is. Christine fervently hopes she's not breaking any patent laws by publishing it. The bracelet sizer template you see in the video is a PDF download. You can download it here...
To learn how to use it and put it together, watch the video here:
HOWEVER, if you find value in this free template and video, I'd love it if you subscribed to my newsletter - I sometimes add in little tidbits like this, and it's the easiest way to keep up to date on the happenings on my site. Cheers, Christine
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