Want to make cuff bracelets but aren't sure about sizing? I've got you!
The Cuff Size Guide is very simple to use—lay one end of your cuff material at the left-most vertical line, then trim your material at whichever size you need. The Cuff Size Guide includes six (6) different sizes: petite, extra small, small, medium, large and extra large, with measurements in millimetres and inches.
Depending on the size of the gap you choose, the exact length of your cuff (for a particular size) will vary—that is why there is a threshold. For example, for a medium sized cuff, your material should fall between 152.4 and 165.1mm, or 6-6.5".
How do you know if THIS is the right size guide for your needs? We should clear up some terms. If you're making an open, rigid piece of jewellery for the wrist or arm, then this is the correct guide for your project. If you're making a bangle (a closed, rigid shape) or a bracelet (a linked piece with a clasp) then you require a different size guide.
Be sure to print at 100% to maintain the correct sizing. Templates can be printed and used as many times as you wish. Once you purchase this listing you will have access to the file, and therefore cannot be returned or exchanged. Photos of jewellery are for reference and clarification only.
*A note about cuff sizes—there are many resources out there that all have slightly different measurements and names for the different sizes. The sizes and names on THIS cuff size guide might not match up with one you have seen or used, and that is ok. This is simply MY version of a cuff guide.
I would love to see how you use the cuff size guide, at any stage of the process. Please tag me on Instagram—@KristinBuhlerDesign—so I can share!