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How-To: Grampo e Linha Bracelet

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I was click-click-clicking through Pinterest, and I found this amazing bracelet made from embroidery floss woven into gold chain. The origin website, Julia Petit is in portuguese, but according to Google Translate, Grampo e Linha means Staple Line. Luckily, the tutorial is brilliant and internationally accessible!

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3 Responses to How-To: Grampo e Linha Bracelet

  1. Meaghan on said:

    Hi, the actual source for this tutorial is Honestly WTF:
    http://honestlywtf.com/diy/diy-woven-chain-bracelet
    The images were reposted by the Portuguese blogger.

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  2. Vivianne on said:

    Grampo is not staple, is hair clip in Portuguese.

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  3. personel on said:

    Bracelet design is looking very beautiful and i think, it is in Gold.Am I right?
    http://www.healthproductreviewers.com/skinny-fiber-review.html

    Reply ↓

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