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[header] How to tie a never take it off bracelet [title] Gather your materials. [step] Before you begin wrapping your ntio bracelet, make sure that you have everything that you will need. Some items are optional.

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  1. You will need : [substeps] Bracelet scissors clear nail polish (optional, for making the knot more permanent) separator rings (optional, for separating multiple ntio bracelets ) [title] Ask a friend to help you. [step] Tying on an ntio bracelet is not something you can easily do on your own.
  2. If you already have your bind-cords, you will need to set up a magnetic working area to keep everything from falling off. You will need : [substeps] A spool of 2-ply cotton fishing line or thin nylon fishing line a foot pin [title] Cut your three concentric circles.
  3. [substeps] A long piece of colored ribbon 2-5 strips of heavy plastic wrap different sized cut outs scissors (optional) a knotted square of dark plastic. For ends you will need: a bobbin tie, which you can find at most craft stores or online.
  4. Here's what you'll need : [substeps] Special thread (for knot knots) from a traditional knot knot at the top of your ntio bracelet. With scissors or a small knife you can snip off a long strand at the tail end of the knot at the bottom of the knot to give your knot a more realistic appearance.

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27835--variant-0b2d24323019
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