The simple formula for a multi-strand leather bracelet:
1 big clasp + however many strands of small round leather can be stuffed into that clasp + optional slider beads
Using Round Clasps
8 or 10mm round clasps, like those used for Kumihimo, are a great base for a thick bracelet. The Regaliz clasps work similarly, with a 10x6 opening you can fit a lot of leather!

Using Flat Clasps
Clasps 10mm flat and up will create a more spread out looking bracelet. The leather is glued in a straight line instead of "stuffed" into the opening. For example, the opening of a 20x2mm clasp can hold 9-10 strands of 2mm leather. A wider 20x3 opening can hold about 6 strands of 3mm leather.

Give it a Twist
Bracelets made using multiple strands of small leather can be twisted, braided, knotted, and woven through beads to give a unique design. Cut your leather longer than your usual bracelet size, and have fun playing with it! When we make samples like this, we never have a clear end in mind. We just start moving the leather around and see where it takes us :) Remember, everything can be undone and redone... until you glue it!


Products used in this design
- 10mm round HAMMERED magnetic clasp ANT SILVER - 5 pcs
- 2mm round Indian leather - weathered IVORY - 25m SPOOL
- 15mm flat RIVET magnetic clasp ANT SILVER - 5 clasps
- 20mm flat ART NOUVEAU FLOWERS magnetic clasp ANTIQUE SILVER - 5 clasps
- 2mm round Indian leather - weathered BASIL - 25m SPOOL
- 15mm flat DOT magnetic clasp ANT SILVER - 5 clasps



