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Learn how to make this '4 Winds' chain maille bracelet in my step-by-step jewellery tutorial.

Materials Used: Jumprings using 1.25mm diameter wire (16ga) - 4.1 mm internal diameter - 6mm internal diameter 1.25mm diameter copper wire (16ga)

Learn how to make this 'barrel weave' chain maille bracelet in my step-by-step jewellery tutorial.

Materials Used: Jumprings using 1.25mm diameter wire (16ga) - 4.5 mm internal diameter Clasp

Crochet leaf/heart 3D lace flat cord. This tutorial takes a while to get into the actual tutorial, but it does show clearly how to make these very pretty leaves. Yarn: 55% Cotton, 45% Polyacrylic, 160m in 50g ( or 330m in 50g), 5 ply and crochet hook Crochet Hook size 2mm or 2.25mm (4 or 2 US standards). Tutorial 198

Chain Maille Basics - How to Weave a Stretchy Helm Weave Bracelet. Demonstration of how to make a bracelet with rubber rings in Helm Weave.

Join with Deb from Aussie Maille as she demonstrates how to weave the Celtic Labyrinth Chain Bracelet.

In this video from Aussie Maille you will learn how to make our Staggered HP3in1 Bracelet.

In this video from Aussie Maille you will learn how to make our gorgeous Azidahaka Bracelet.

In this video from Aussie Maille you will learn how to make a GSG Zig Zag Bracelet.

While this shows a specific pattern, it also shows the general technique. The most important tip here is that this uses "bullion wire" aka "French wire" which is a coiled extremely fine wire used in embroidery, which makes it very flexible and thus useful for this technique.

This shows you how to crochet a Boho Bead Bracelet. Here’s a quick and easy project to show you how to crochet with beads. The tapered ends are made with regular Single Crochet stitches, but the center beaded part consists of Tunisian Simple Stitch Crochet. You don’t need a special hook for this – your regular crochet hook will work just fine.

Are you on Ravelry? Be sure to add this pattern to your Ravelry queue: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/boho-bead-bracelet

Easy to make, great to decorate with beads or charms, As it is adjustable, it sells really well - Make this one your own with your own flair and style you will not be disappointed.

Wire copper unisex bracelet - interlocked knots wire-work

Wide bracelet made of wire; it resembles knitting, but rather than actual knitting, each row is one piece of wire bent into loops, and interlocked with the row before. One advantage of this method is that one can use thicker wire, and thus the bracelet is pretty sturdy, while looking very lacy. While the author of this did all the bending of the loops by hand, it might be easier to ensure their evenness by doing it on a jig. One makes all the row-wires first, and then links them together. Then the bracelet was tapered at each end, so that it could be fastened with one simple hook-clasp.

Long-ish tutorial for this intertwined wire-wrap bangle/bracelet, showing a few variations. A style with a lot of possibilities; wire-wrap, beads in the centre, beads on the outside, different thicknesses of wire. It may also be possible to use stiff cord (such as leather thonging) instead of wire for this.

This tutorial shows how to make a Celtic knot kumihimo bracelet. This uses two different braid structures to create the bracelet. Materials: 1mm satin cord 6mm round beads 20mm ribbon ends Findings

This tutorial shows how to make a fully beaded flat kumihimo braid. This is a seven-strand flat braid, and there are three beads used per row. This looks like it locks the beads in more easily than the 8-strand round braid that is the most commonly used braid. Materials: 1mm satin cord, 4 x 3mm rondelles with 1mm holes, 8mm ribbon ends. This uses a square kumihimo disk, but it should work using other platforms as well.

This tutorial demonstrates weaving leather through washers to make a bracelet.

Make a Leather Cuff Bracelet with Gemstones by following these simple directions.

Learn to knit a bracelet using knitting wire and beads. It's a simple and quick project that can be made even by beginner knitters. The pattern for this bracelet is available as a PDF download at http://www.knitca.com/video/knit-with-wire-bracelet (This 'knitting wire' appears to be some kind of tigertail, since it is plastic-coated steel, but unlike most tigertail, one can actually tie knots in it, so normal tigertail won't do for this.)

This tutorial uses soft felting wool to weave bangles on the Kleshna Bangle Bracelet Weaver Tool.