Spiked Bracelet

It's Monday people! You know what that mean! (Don't you?) YOU GUYS. It means that I spent the past 48 hours crafting until my fingers bled. (No that's not true. My finger didn't actually bleed. I was exaggerating to spike your interest.) 

Point of the story: You have some very awesome projects to look forward to this week. Just Sayin'. 

Today I give you: The SPIKED BRACELET.

(Did you see how I used the word "spike" in the first paragraph. It was a pun. Clever, eh? Whatever. I'm proud of my punning skillz.)

Boom! A fantastic and violent accessory to match your spiked business holder. Snaps for coordination! 

Supplies: 

1. Metal spikes from M&J

2. A clasp from Toho

3. A metal ring from Toho

4. A purple chain from Toho

5. Pliers from a local hardware store

Step 1:

Thread the clasp onto the loop. 

Step 2: 

Thread the first link onto the loop as well. 

Step 3: 

Use the pliers to close the loop. 

Step 4:

Use your wrist to find the proper length and where to cut the chain. 

Step 5:

Use the pliers to cut the chain to fit.

Step 6: 

Unscrew a spike.

Step 7:

Place the screw through a link in the chain. 

Screw the spike back onto the screw. Screw, screw, screw! Repeat for the remaining links in the chain. Leave the last link without a spike. 

AND TA DA!

I made a spiked bracelet!

This is what it looks like on my hand. 

And this is what it looks like on my hand while I pet Lola.

 What a great gift for your edgy (and by edgy I mean angst-y) amigos! See, I'm full of great ideas. 

GUESS WHAT?!?!? This baby is up on Etsy! So you don't even have to e-me if you want one for yourself.  (You do have to e-me if you make one for yourself because I want to see pictures! Duh.)