适合冬天戴的宽版手链

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酷热的夏天过去了，冬天还会远吗？冬天适合戴一些粗些的手链，戴在毛衣外面搭配起来很漂亮的。这条是用仿珍珠和米珠串的，怎么样？是不是又便宜又好看啊！

该款中国结手链需要的材料是6mm仿珍珠，其他的是普通米珠，主体可以用钓鱼线，但是要是要有一定硬度。一定要细钢丝做外边。

适合冬天戴的宽版手链

看过该手链教程的中国结爱好者还看过：

一款伸缩细线串珠手链的编织方法

秘鲁结编法教程

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中国结手链之一条心男士手链（惦念）

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中国结手链的制作一直以来受到广大中国结爱好者们的喜爱，今天找到一篇惦念老师的中国结手链----一条心男士手链的教程，编织过程用图片展示，虽然没有过多的文字，但是很详细，一看就明白。喜欢中国结手链的朋友不妨学学，很适合送给你的他。

用4号线2.5米对折做攀缘结，具体做中国结手链的做法如图片所示：

中国结手链编织教程---一条心男士手链

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适合冬天戴的宽版手链

一款伸缩细线串珠手链的编织方法

中国结图片欣赏系列之惦念结艺作品

一个简单的手链教程（路丑丑）

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中国结艺--奥运福娃（路丑丑）

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中国结网博客为中国结爱好者免费提供一个学习中国结的平台。这里有中国结图片、中国结教程、中国结手链图片、中国结手链教程还有一些中国结文章可以让您了解中国结的历史。此外，还要中国结的英文介绍，希望对您了解中国结和学习中国结有所帮助。今天在丑丑的博客上找了张五福娃的中国结艺作品，很好看哦。

丑丑感言：福娃的全家福终于做成了！全部都只有十厘米左右！个个神气滴不得了噢！挂在手机和包包上可酷了！ ....

心连心（双心结）的编法（兰亭）

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心连心---恋爱的朋友可以当定情信物哦

双心结所需材料:五号线,2.5米长的1根, 1.2米长的2根(下面的例子用红黄线做,黄的一根,红的两根）。

双心结的制作过程：

1、红线，左心从A开始做左长内套。

2、做右外长套，进左长内套，到下面做左长内套。

3、将黄线对折，做左外长套，进右外长套。到上面再进右外长套。

4、做右内长套，进左外长套，包左内长套。到上面再做左外长套，包左内长套。

5、用黄线做左外短套8个，进左外长套，包左内长套。

6、用红线从上面下，做8个左短内套。进左长内套，包左长外套。

7、红线做右内套2个，进右长内套，包右长外套；取黄线另一端做右短套2个，进右长外套，包右长内套。

8、黄线做右心，做左外短套2个，做右内长套。

9、做左外长套，包右内长套，包左外短套，进左心做进包，出左心做进包，最后包右内长套。

10、另取一根红线，做两长套，布线跟左心一样，注意进左心做进包，出左心也是进包。

11、红线作左内短套2个，进左内长套，包左外长套。

12、左心上面的黄线做2个右短外套后，穿入中间。

13、右心内线继续做完内短套，同时右外的黄线继续做完右心的外短套。（中间相交部分两边各四个短套）。

14、左心内线继续做完，左心的内短套，全是做进包，两心相交部分是四个短套。

15、刚才穿入中间的黄线，做相交部分的内短套，每边四个，这样编的部分就算完成了。

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心形攀缘结手链

镶珠手链

一条心男士手链

适合冬天戴的宽版手链

一款伸缩细线串珠手链

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心形攀缘结手链（惦念）

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中国结是中国传统民间艺术，承载了中国几千年的厚重文化。中国结网致力于向广大中国结爱好者提供一个学习的平台。在中国结网，您可以学习中国结编织教程、中国结手链教程等，欣赏中国结图片、中国结手链图片和其他中国结作品的图片。

今天向大家介绍一款心形攀缘结手链的编法。

首先用2.5米长的4号线对折做攀缘结，过程如下：

心形攀缘结手链的编法。

心形攀援结手链的编法。

心形攀缘结手链的编法。

根据自己的实际需要编至需要的长度，做一个纽扣结。

心形攀缘结手链的编法。

转自：惦念博客

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中国结手链之镶珠手链（惦念）

八耳空心团锦结（惦念）

中国结艺--奥运福娃（路丑丑）

中国结手链之一条心男士手链（惦念）

适合冬天戴的宽版手链

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中国结项链作品欣赏（惦念）

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中国结网希望能为广大的中国结艺爱好者提供一个学习制作中国结的平台。这里有很多中国结编法教程、中国结图片、中国结手链的编法、中国结手链图片、中国结项链图片等。

下面介绍几款惦念老师的中国结项链作品。

中国结项链作品

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心形攀缘结手链

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中国结手链之一条心男士手链

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恩爱鸳鸯制作图解（一米阳光）

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昨天有中国结爱好者给中国结网留言，说非常喜欢一米老师的鸳鸯，说希望能看一下一米老师的教程。今天好不容易联系到了一米老师，在经她授权的情况下，把教程发布到中国结网博客上。唯一的缺憾是，鸳鸯的教程仍然是图片形式的，恐怕不能满足那位中国结爱好者想要的视频教程了。先凑合看吧，以后有机会跟一米老师要中国结视频教程。

恩爱鸳鸯编织教程图解：