📿 Flexible and Transparent 320 FT Jewelry Cord for Easy DIY Bracelet Making Review

Huge roll, you can make tons of bracelets. Quite difficult to tie but there are tons of videos on the internet how to tie it so it stays put and trust me it will stay put!

I was expecting a slightly firmer spring, not a rubber band. I have other bracelets with this cord and I would say the spring is half the size of my other bracelets. In general, everything is fine, you need to make bracelets of different lengths, and not one universal size. This gives about 1/2 inch more tension and I'm afraid it will break.

The material is incredibly strong, soft and jewelry worthy, but I can't get it to stay knotted. Triple knot, my husband's lover's knot, nothing. We talked about melting the knot, which I think will work given the overall strength of the material, but what a pain. I keep looking for an elastic cord for jewelry.

We really enjoyed using this thread to make bracelets! A 1mm thick thread easily passes through beads with 1mm diameter holes. The only tip I would like to add is that you should tie it 3 times and pull the knot really tight to make sure it doesn't slip and unravel! There are tons of ropes too! Only once did our bracelet break while tying it.

So far so good. It was exactly what I was looking for for my natural stone beads. They fell apart many times and I wanted something that would stretch and last a long time. My necklace has been embroidered with beads for two months. I wear it on both my ankle and wrist. The only problem I had was that it fell apart twice in the first two days. Be careful, just tying knots won't work! You need to apply a drop of super glue to hold it together.

Pros: Fast delivery Thick and flexible Bad: Knots are bulky and slip out even with the best knots Not recommended for necklaces or bracelets Too thick for some beads Cannot be used with a crochet hook Definitely Thoughts: I ended up returning and buying opal cord as it is nylon and extremely strong. When I tried using this cord, it stretches too much, doesn't fit most beads, and breaks even with the fanciest knots if not after a few days. Might be a good choice for kids when they're just…

Preparing the knot for the glue drip can be a little tricky, but I managed it. It only takes a little practice to find a technique that works. I should strive to have something that doesn't stretch too much and spring back to its original shape. I want happy customers! As another reviewer said, after tying and gluing the cord, pull tight until it looks like it might break, it looks like it will work! It hasn't broken for me yet. I have already made several bracelets. The bracelets are put on…

My 10 year old daughter bought a Murano glass bracelet in Venice with her own money. She was devastated when a cord broke a week after returning home. I'm far from a jeweler. But I looked and ordered this cable as a replacement. It took me an hour to thread and tie each bead, but in the end her bracelet was like new, save for the colorful cord it originally came with. She's been wearing the bracelet continuously since late November, now late February. She came home and showed me the wound on…