Q&A for How to Make a Kandi Cuff

Any type of rave!

No, not at all! It may be really popular in rave culture but anyone could make it if they wanted to.

That tends to happen a lot! Try pulling it tightly after 1 or 2 beads and make sure the beads aren’t really loose.

It’s called cloth-covered stretch cord. It’s usually about 1mm thick and comes in multiple colors but mostly white.

Try ending it off like sewing! Put it under some string (not all the way), go through the loop you created and tie it off tightly (repeat it 2-3 times).

You can use yarn but it may not be as stretchy and easy to put on. It might be a bit on the tighter side.

It's not too hard. A beginner might need a little help.

That’s happened to me when I made my 1st cuff. What I did what just keep going and most of the time, it fixes its self. I think you should just keep going.

Of course! It is worn by all ages, the term Kandi kid is not necessarily referring to a kid who makes/wears Kandi. All ages are welcome with no age restriction.

I think that would work just fine. I use string that is super stretchy and it works great!

Yes, as long as you can follow the instructions correctly without having to change them due to the type of bead.

If you want a cuff, yes! Kandi isn't always cuffs, however. It can be a single-layer bracelet.

It's just a basic cuff.

Maybe you made a 2D cuff. Don't worry: it'll be 3D when you wear it, and you will improve at it.