I posted about my obsession for Double Cuffs last week, and while walking through the baking section (an area of the store I rarely frequent) I spotted these cookie cutters. At $2 a pack, I grabbed two and headed home to start DIYing. I must say, I love that ah-ha moment when I find the perfect supplies to recreate a look I've been lusting after for a fraction of the price. For more DIYs using kitchen supplies watch my segment on Rachael Ray! 
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1. First, cut an inch of metal out of the small circular cookie cutter.
More steps after the break...
2. Cut a the same from a second circle
3. Place superglue on one of the cookie cutters
4. And then place the circle with glue inside the other.
5. Hold until the superglue dries.
6. Last minute addition: wrap electrical tape around the ends (they can be a bit jagged from cutting)
Repeat with the cookie cutter a size up, but cut 2.5 inches out in the first step so cuffs are equal size.
This is genius! Definitely trying this soon!
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ReplyDeleteMy eyes just popped! such an easy DIY with the least expected kitchen utensil!
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haha that is such a great idea!
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cool idea!!!!! i'll try it!!
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Cool DIY! I'm going to try it! Thank you!
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I really like this idea! Very simple and cheap!
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great idea! I love double cuffs, especially on ankles
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you are so smart!! Way to go!
ReplyDeletegenius! one of the best looking and simplest DIY's i've ever laid eyes on.
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Paola
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well that is just genius! why do you need to stick them inside of each other though?
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The edge on one side is a little sharp, so this covers it up!
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monkeyshines
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Who needs to bake cookies when you can create chic cuffs?! Ingenious idea!
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GORGEOUS! I am making these ASAP! What did you use for the ends? Electrical tape? You have such amazing tutorials :)
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oh, oops I'm a dummy I didn't read. Sorry!
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Awesome!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! A little scrap leather glued on the ends could be a sweet touch too.
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wowwwwwwww good one!!! i'll try it!!!
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haha fantastic !!:)
ReplyDeleteI know this post is on the awesome cuffs, but I love the polka dot blouse your weraing in the picture! Where did you get it?
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This is so cool! I definitely have to try it out!
ReplyDelete♥ Camilla
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Wow, you're so resourceful !
ReplyDeleteI DIYed some twin cuffs too, using fimo and spray paint. You can check them out here : http://clonesnclowns.wordpress.com/2012/03/20/slave-4-u-diy-twin-cuffs/
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Super cuffs!! you could even cut the second coockie cutter slightly longer and then fold back at the end to make it look like a high end bangle with professional finish or use silver color duct tape
ReplyDeletewow!!! i like...
ReplyDeleteWoah ! One of my favorite project I stumbled upon =) Totally making this at some point !
ReplyDeleteI think that you should be able to sand or file the edges down to make them flush...or as Divya suggested, fold it back !