faux leather bracelets - free plotter template


Cut files for download (svg + pdf + instruction + sizes chart): zip

TOOLS, MATERIALS AND TIPS:

LINES DESCRIPTION:

––– black – lace bracelets cut lines
––– magenta – bottom layer

MAKING LAYERED VERSION:
 
For the layered version you have to cut the lace bracelet and the bottom layer. Apply glue on the edges of the bottom layer and in spots between the motives as shown on the photo below.
 



Place the bottom layer exactly in the middle (it’s a little smaller than the bracelet base), press and let the glue dry. Install snaps or another fastener of your choice.
 

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