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Postby Suggers » 05 Dec 2009, 00:00

Hmm don't actually know if i'm in the right section here!

Friendship bracelets seem's so school age (i'm not btw) I'm just hooked, and love all the pretty patterns you can do!

Please someone tell me i'm not the only one or do i really need to grow up a little bit :lol:
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby Carl Martin » 05 Dec 2009, 01:47

Not seen them for ages... i liked the patterns and colours too tho. We had a house full when my daughter was making them.
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby Nickie » 07 Dec 2009, 21:46

No, i've not seen them around for a while myself now I think about it! Aren't all those rubber embossed and debossed bracelets all the rage now? Not that I'd know, I'm well past it lol!
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby Suggers » 07 Dec 2009, 21:56

No idea not in with the new stuff, i'll stick to the good old friendship braclets :lol:
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby houseofsalvage » 07 Dec 2009, 23:33

Nickie wrote:No, i've not seen them around for a while myself now I think about it! Aren't all those rubber embossed and debossed bracelets all the rage now? Not that I'd know, I'm well past it lol!


Do you mean the charity ones, Nickie? If so I think they're out again now :lol: Not sure there's any 'trend' in that kind of thing at the moment.

I used to love friendship bracelets but never actually figured out how to make them. Hmm, might try again when I get some spare time :D
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby Nickie » 08 Dec 2009, 00:03

Yes, I think that's how they all got started- in the charity circles. I know my son uses them to advertise his business and they all wear them as 'standard uniform' lol, not sure about the rest of the world though lol!
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby Stampin Up Girl » 08 Dec 2009, 00:07

isnt it kumihimo (sp?) that is in at the minute, the ones you make on the big round foam things?

I did the whole embroidery thread/knotted ones a few years back, but never did get into the scoubidous!
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby houseofsalvage » 08 Dec 2009, 00:15

I can remember the charity rubber ones were such a big thing that you could hardly get them anywhere. I found some in a shop in Birmingham and tookt hem back to Sheffield for my friend's kids who instead of actually wearing them decided to sell them for about three times the price I'd paid :lol:

Haven't seen the kumihimo one's though. Will look out for them in school.
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby Nickie » 08 Dec 2009, 00:26

Ha, my son's girlfriend taught me how to make scoubies a few years ago, God, what a nightmare they were to make lol!

Yes, my son orders his rubber bands from America I think as they're much cheaper and also sells them as well as T-shirts to his fans. Every now and then he'll change colours and have the T-shirts done in the co-ordinating colour as a latest kit kind of thing. It's orange now- was red before that and blue before that etc. It keeps everyone buying them as they want the latest gear etc and he's come to some great arrangements with suppliers over costs too.
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Re: Friendship bracelets

Postby sparkysdad » 08 Dec 2009, 17:59

Nickie wrote:Ha, my son's girlfriend taught me how to make scoubies a few years ago, God, what a nightmare they were to make lol!

Yes, my son orders his rubber bands from America I think as they're much cheaper and also sells them as well as T-shirts to his fans. Every now and then he'll change colours and have the T-shirts done in the co-ordinating colour as a latest kit kind of thing. It's orange now- was red before that and blue before that etc. It keeps everyone buying them as they want the latest gear etc and he's come to some great arrangements with suppliers over costs too.


Nickie, did I read somewhere that he markets his own clothing brand?? - does that mean he has his own designs manufactured too?
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