Special Programs Aardvark Science Fair AASK Outdoor Program Service Learning Summer Programs   6300 SW Nicol Road Portland, OR 97223 (503) 246-7771 © 2005 OES		Bracelet Instructions		Bracelet Project Summary Instructions for Bracelets Tags for Bracelets Meaning of Bracelet Funds collected in the Tsunami Bracelet Project are being donated to the following agencies who are assisting people made homeless by the tsunami: Mercy Corps UNICEF Episcopal Relief    and Development You can contact us at the . We would love to hear from you. Bracelet supplies: Michelle Cassinelli at Village Beads in Multnomah can help with supplies. Village Beads 7771 SW Capitol Hwy. Portland OR 97219 Phone: 503.244.1821 FAX: 503.244.6205 We used: • 10 mm glass hematite ring beads • 10 mm glass crystal ring beads • 10 mm glass tortoise ring beads • 2 mm waxed black cotton cord Each bracelet had one of each ring on either a 12” (regular size) or 14” (large) piece of waxed black cotton. Eventually, we were making so many that we bought the beads on the Internet. We also tried to buy the waxed black cotton cord on the Internet, but found that there was a lot of variation in the width of 2mm waxed cotton. The cord we bought was too thick to fit through the beads easily, so we returned it. In the end, we bought all of our waxed black cotton cord from Michelle at Village Beads.