
GIMP BRAIDING PROJECTS Written and Illustrated by Charles E. White, Jr.
Basket-Weave Bracelets
Leashes and Lanyards
Braided Bracelets
Round Gimp Bracelets
Braided Belts
Materials and Supplies
HOW TO ORDER GIMP FOR PROJECTS DESCRIBED IN THIS BOOK
Crafts for all ages
Transcriber’s Notes
This handbook opens up the craft of gimp braiding with clear, full‑color illustrations that walk you through each stitch. By breaking the process into short, visual steps, it removes the confusion that often deters newcomers, while still offering enough detail to satisfy seasoned makers. The guide begins with essential techniques—how to keep seams on the inside, maintain even tension, and splice strands cleanly—so you can start creating right away.
The core of the book is a collection of bracelet projects, from simple basket‑weave designs to more intricate multi‑color patterns. You’ll learn to work with standard, wide, and round gimp, as well as the seamless Titan lacing, and how to integrate spring‑steel cores for durable wear. Each pattern includes material lists, step‑by‑step weaving instructions, and suggestions for color pairings that can match any belt or leash.
Beyond bracelets, the manual offers ideas for belts, leashes, and decorative trims, showing how the same braiding principles can be adapted to many accessories. Helpful tips on knotting, using paper clips to hold strands, and finishing techniques give you confidence to experiment and personalize each piece.
Language
en
Duration
~29 minutes (28K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, Lisa Corcoran and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2020-02-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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