Thursday, July 10, 2008
Gift card bracelet.
Lots of crafty things have been going on here; I just get too lazy to take and post pictures. I made this bracelet for the birthday of a coffee loving friend, out of a Starbucks card. I cut the card into squares, then rounded them with my Dremel. I used the Dremel to drill holes in each piece also. Then I strung the bracelet using a piece of gold jewelry wire, I'm including a matching Starbucks gift card with the bracelet.
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37 comments:
Yes, that is SO very cool!
That is ssoooooooooo cute!!
AND I know just the person who would love this bracelet, she is a Starbucks Junky !!
Thanks for the idea!!
Diane
What a creative (and well-executed) idea! Does it close with a clasp, or slip on like a bangle?
I can no longer remember all the degrees of separation that led me to your blog, but I check in from time to time and am always inspired by what I see. Keep up the beautiful work!
Waw thats such a great idea, I love it :)
Hope to hear from you!
Monika xo
WHat a cute idea! I really love it!
What a great idea and any coffee lovers dream gift! I know what you mean about photographing your creations, some times it is sooo much effort :)
WHAT a cute idea! I'll be trying this one out sometime! Youare soooo creative!
I just found your blog today. You are a genius. I will stay tuned.
Love this too. It's been awhile since I've been on here, but I'm glad I saw this. Are you going to put one in your etsy shop?
I love the card you chose... it is a very sweet choice... I love the whole project:)
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Thats beautiful!
What a beautiful way to reuse and recycle!
And I loved it!!! Thanks so much.
Cute! I love that idea of recycling the cards. It looks nice.
awesome blog..i've linked you on mine :)
I'm loving this idea!! I have several friends addicted to Starbucks. Thanks for the inspiration, as usual.
What a great idea! A perfect way to reuse an old gift card as well.
oh.oh.oh...is this idea patented? 'Cause I am SO 'gonna try that if it's okay by you. I LOVE it! I have a few 'coffee' friends that need this as a gift from me!
I love it, it's so delicate and what a novel idea! the perfect gift. I hope you don't mind, but I'm linking you to my friends at iVillage Garden Web
It's so cool! What a wonderful spin on the used card!
That's a great idea! I've often thought gift cards were too interesting to trash once they were used, but I never would have thought of this. And it looks designed, not repurposed, which I think is great.
(Saw you in the Creative Mom shownotes...)
that is really neat!
Nice Blog!! Very Creative and I liked some of her ideas. thumbs up!!
i love this..gave your blog a thumbs up on SU so i can return again on your next posts....i especially love this one..but all the rest are also a winner
Very crafty, indeed! :-)
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So cute!! Would you mind if I reposted your post on Life On An Island... of course giving you every single bit of talented credit :)?
Very nice cute. Web Designer
such an idea!!!
You really like circles I see..
What a cool idea! I have the same pretty Starbucks card that I'm holding onto just because it's so pretty!
This project rocks! I just wanted to let you know that I featured this today on You Sew Rock Me Fridays. Here's the link if you want to check it out: http://wp.me/s1VAkT-1183
what a great project, I just shared a link to your post on Craft Connection
http://craft-connection.blogspot.com/2012/03/gift-card-bracelet.html
One of my friend Hank Hendricks also us e to make paper bracelet like you mention in your blog some of those bracelet he Send Gift Pakistan for his internet friends.
I see very old dates on the comments so I'm not sure if you will respond bit I was wondering what you used to get the shape of the credit card pieces in the bracelet. I have alot of old gift cards that my mom had in a box and I would love to try to do something with them especially since she has passed. I can't seem to find a hole punch that cuts thru them.
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