How to seal the threads that remain on the back
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steph__
Skiller
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3 months, 1 week ago by steph__
Hello! Does anyone know how to seal the threads that remain on the back of the alpha bracelets or what could I put so that the threads come out? Send tutorials please 😊
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ningc98
Bracelet King
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3 months, 1 week ago by ningc98
I just straight up cut the strings and leave like two millimeters. They don’t come loose unless you cut it right on top of the knot. If you’re worried though you could always use glue or clear nail polish to seal the ends before you cut. Hope this helps! 🩵
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steph__
Skiller
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3 months, 1 week ago by steph__
@ningc98 Thank you so much! 😊
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str6yk1ds
Professional
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3 months, 1 week ago by str6yk1ds
Yeah, most people just cut the loose thread read short just enough so it doesn’t stick out, but if your thread is still somehow sticking out u can add a little bit of clear nail polish or clear glue on the spot. Most of the time u don’t have to worry about sealing the back though, it usually doesn’t come undone!!!
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marie_k
Bracelet King
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3 months, 1 week ago by marie_k
I started using fabric glue and i like it ! It does get a little bit rubbery but I found nail polish kinda gets the strings hard and uncomfortable in bracelets. So i would say try different technics and see what works best !
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kambri1224
Bracelet King
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3 months, 1 week ago by kambri1224
Some people like to glue fabric onto the back instead,
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molly202
Skiller
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3 months, 1 week ago by molly202
I put bits of hot glue on the bracelet back and push the strings onto those- sometimes ends in burnt fingers but when dry it’s not sharp and holds well
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