The making of friendship bracelets originated in Central America. The weaving and knotting design is a form of macramé, which is a textile-making form using knotting rather than weaving or knitting. They were first seen in the US in the early 1970s.
According to tradition, the recipient of the bracelet must wear it until the cords wear out and fall off naturally to honor the hard work and love his/her friend put into making it.
These are all really cool bracelets!
By: Sarahi on March.10.2009
at 8:22 pm
I love your bracelets!!
I’ve been making bracelets for as long as I can remember and I came across your site when I was looking for some more bracelet ideas.
This is a random question but do you not get lots of blisters on your fingers from doing so many of these?
By: Alex on May.22.2009
at 10:46 am
Hi Alex, I’m glad you are enjoying my site
.
*to answer your question…
Fortunately, I don’t have blisters in my fingers nor have I had any. Although, I feel like I have carpal tunnel syndrome.
By: Rizza on May.22.2009
at 12:09 pm
i love your bracelets! theyre such amazing designs!
ive been making some bracelets and was looking for more ideas. i e-mailed you about a possible order too! :]
thank
By: Brandon on June.26.2009
at 7:06 pm
I love you bracelets! I love to make bracelets too, but the bracelets I make are not as good as the ones you make. Your bracelets are amazing, especially the ones with the colorful letters and symbols. Keep up the great work!
By: Veronica on August.6.2009
at 9:16 pm