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Chunky links, pastel beads, and eight charms — jewellery fit for royalty, made by the wearer.
The Decorate Your Own Chunky Bracelets kit has everything needed to make several bracelets: 12 transparent links, 24 pastel links, 40 pastel beads, 8 charms, 12 jump rings, 2 metres of elastic thread, and a chain clasp. The chunky link format means the bracelets look considered and current rather than craft-table — the kind of wrist stack that prompts people to ask where you got it, and allows the answer to be "I made it." There is no single right outcome: the links, beads, and charms can be combined in any order, which means two children working from the same kit will produce two entirely different bracelets. Pairs naturally with the Decorate Your Own Hair Clips and Baseball Cap for a complete accessory session.
- 8 charms, 12 transparent links, 24 pastel links, 40 pastel beads, 12 jump rings, 2m elastic thread, 1 chain clasp
- Chunky link format produces finished bracelets that look genuinely stylish
- Open-ended — links, beads and charms combine in any order; no two bracelets the same
- Pairs with Decorate Your Own Hair Clips and Baseball Cap for a full accessories session
- Ages 6 and up; designed in Melbourne by Journey of Something
Journey of Something was founded in Melbourne in 2017 by Nicola and Lauren — a lawyer and a graphic designer with a shared love of art, games, and design. Female-founded and Australian-owned, the brand collaborates with artists from Australia and beyond to create beautifully designed, screen-free games, puzzles, and activity kits for children and adults.
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