DIY Feather DIYs

Pretty DIY Feather Bracelet Cuff

Inspired by this pretty furry bracelet/cuff by Edaisyt I found on Pinterest, I thought I’d make my own… but with feathers.

I had a little section of leftover feather trim from The Feather Place after making my DIY Feather Pendant Canopy which is still above my bed in the master, and thought I’d give it a go. The feathers are a bit long, but it makes it dramatic and so pretty. I can imagine it would be better for special occasions or events, but it was simple enough to make with a big impact… and really, it’s just pretty.

Inspiration…

furry pink bracelet cuff

Here’s What You’ll Need…

  • Feather trim, fur or faux fur trim, 1-1/2-3″ in length
  • A chain or rhinestone bracelet
  • Strong thread or thin twine
  • Scissors, needle

Steps…

Run your thread through your feather trim to secure it. This is a good time secure the actual trim as well, if it’s a little loose.

Center your trim with the center of your bracelet and run your thread through a chain or link, and back through your feather trim.

Continue stitching it to your bracelet until the end. Knot your thread, then beginning at the middle again, stitch until you get to the opposite end.

If your trim is long enough to go from end to end, you can probably begin at one end or the other. Mine was a little short so I wanted to make sure it was perfectly even and would wrap around my wrist and hand properly while aligning with the bracelet.

And… Voila!

Nails: L.A. Girl Color POP nail polish in “Storm”

Have Fun!

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Maegan Tintari

LA native & lifestyle blogger Maegan Tintari writes weekly at ...love Maegan.com, sharing her personal style and outfits of the day as well as fashion trends coming and going, home decor and inspiring ideas and DIYs so you can do it yourself! Her archives of DIY, nail art manicures, hair tutorials, recipes & home decorating ideas, go back to 2009, where she's also shared her personal life, her journey & battle with infertility, move to a small town in the mountains, marriage, divorce, owning a bar/restaurant and then leaving it all behind to start over, yet again, in a new city, that looks a lot like her home in Los Angeles, but has far less traffic, with her two old French Bulldogs, Trevor and Randy. You can also find her on Substack, sharing videos and weekly chapters of her latest book.

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