Pipe Cleaner Rainbow Bracelet

Anyone who reads this blog knows that I adore colorful crafts. Spring and Halloween are my two favorite crafting occasions as they are full of color. Rainbows hit the Internet by storm usually at the end of February in preparation for St. Patrick’s Day and the coming of spring. I love rainbow crafts, so I came up with a fun bracelet your kids can make using colorful pipe cleaners.

This isn’t the only pipe cleaner rainbow bracelet I’ve made though. I also made one for Spoonful, only that one uses pony beads for the color.

You can get the instructions for the rainbow pony bead bracelet here.

Line up the pipe cleaners (except for the gold one) in the order of the rainbow (red,orange, yellow, green, blue, purple). Gather them together and trim off about 2-inches from one of the pipe cleaner ends.

Wrap that piece around all of the pipe cleaners to hold them together.

Depending on the child’s wrist size, repeat on the other side so that the gathered ends meet around the wrist.

Twist the remaining open ends together and form a hook at each end to hook the two ends together to stay around the wrist.

Cut the gold pipe cleaner in half. Save one half for another project and coil the remaining half into a circle to create the gold coin.

Make the cloud by cutting a small oval from white felt, the oval should fit on the front of the bracelet.

Glue pom poms to the felt oval and let dry.

Glue the coin to the center of the cloud. Glue the cloud to the front of the bracelet and let dry.

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Pipe Cleaner Rainbow Bracelet

Supplies

• Pipe cleaners: red orange, blue, purple, green, yellow, gold
• Scrap of white felt
• 8-10 small white pom-poms
• White craft glue

Instructions

• Line up the pipe cleaners (except for the gold one) in the order of the rainbow (red,orange, yellow, green, blue, purple). Gather them together and trim off about 2-inches from one of the pipe cleaner ends. Wrap that piece around all of the pipe cleaners to hold them together.
• Depending on the child's wrist size, repeat on the other side so that the gathered ends meet around the wrist. Twist the remaining open ends together and form a hook at each end to hook the two ends together to stay around the wrist.
• Cut the gold pipe cleaner in half. Save one half for another project and coil the remaining half into a circle to create the gold coin.
• Make the cloud by cutting a small oval from white felt, the oval should fit on the front of the bracelet. Glue pom poms to the felt oval and let dry. Glue the coin to the center of the cloud.
• Glue the cloud to the front of the bracelet and let dry.