Q&A for How to Make a Horse Hair Bracelet

A finding is another word for clasps, crimps, rings. Everything in your piece of jewelry besides the beads and string is called a finding.

Yes. Leave the hair tied for washing. It is much easier. You can undo the end once its washed and then spread it out carefully to dry so it doesn't get tangled.

It depends on your wrist. I used 25 cm for a bracelet and 55 cm for a quite short necklace, it's better to take more than not enough horse hair.

Use good quality super glue. Gorilla Glue's gel super glue is great, and so is Bondini nail glue.

You can use hair gel, or hairspray. You may even just cut the wisps shorter. The best thing is to initially make sure all the horse hairs are close to the same length.

It is up to you. You could use carpet thread and metal clasps. Or, you could be artsy and get glitter or hair dye, or add in horse charms or maybe even braid in your horses name.

You could use hair gel, or just tie it together.

Repeat Step 4. You could also use a hair spray bottle and some gel.