Introducción
This guide outlines how to repair a beaded bracelet with a broken string. A string is considered broken if it is snapped, torn, stretched, or otherwise damaged. When a string is broken, the bracelet may feel loose or the beads may fall off.
Below is a list of steps that you can follow to replace the string. Acquiring the tools to replace the string is often a cheaper and more reasonable alternative than bringing it to a specialized store for repair.
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Test your bracelet by wearing it on your wrist.
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If it is loose, sagging (as pictured), or fully snapped, this is a sign that you may need to replace the string.
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Measure the new string by wrapping it 1.5 times around your wrist.
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If you want a loose fit, add extra slack, otherwise pull it flush against skin.
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Tie a square knot to secure the bracelet.
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Cross both ends to form an "X" shape.
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Loop one end of the string over the other to form a simple knot.
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Tie another simple knot, but this time, loop in the opposite direction. If you initially looped the right side over the left, loop the left side over the right, and vice versa.
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Pull tight to form a square knot.
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Test your bracelet by wearing it again. It should have a tighter fit.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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