Friendship Braclets

August 05, 2024

Moms Morning Memo

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Let’s make friendship bracelets with your kids—a simple, fun, and memorable activity that everyone can enjoy. This activity is perfect for both boys and girls, and it's a great way to spend quality time together.

Activity of the Day

Super Easy Friendship Bracelets

What You’ll Need:

  • 3 pieces of floss or yarn (20 inches each)

  • Tape or a pin to secure your work

  • Optional: Beads or small buttons for extra decoration

Step-by-Step Process:

  1. Start by Tying a Knot: Gather your three strands of floss or yarn and tie them together at one end.

  2. Secure Your Work Area: Use tape or a pin to hold the knot down on a flat surface.

  3. Braid the Strands: Separate the strands into left, center, and right. Cross the left strand over the center, then the right strand over the new center. Keep braiding until you have a bracelet-length braid.

  4. Add Personal Touches: Thread beads or small buttons onto the strands as you braid for a unique look.

  5. Finish Up: Once the bracelet is the right size, tie a knot at the end to secure it.

Why Your Kids Will Love It:

Creating these bracelets together is an easy, hands-on activity that can turn into a core memory. The bracelets themselves are a fun reminder of the time spent crafting together.

We’d love to see your creations! Share photos of your finished bracelets and let us know how much fun you had making them with your family.

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