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35 Winter Fun Ideas for Kids in Westchester & Beyond

1/13/2019

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Winter can be a challenging time to find things to do with kids but it does not have to be! There are so many indoor and outdoor places nearby for children to stay active and have fun. Check out our list of 35 Winter Fun Ideas for Kids in Westchester. These ideas were recommended by moms in our community. If you have one to add, please let us know in the comment section below. 

You can also visit our Community Calendar for a full listing of upcoming events. Or to see a comprehensive list of all local venues, programs, resources and more, check out our free Business Directory. Lastly, if you have not already joined our e-mail list, join now for free! Enjoy!

Museums

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1. Head to the Westchester Children's Museum for hands-on STEAM learning, art exhibits, an interactive play space and more.

2. Venture up to Norwalk, CT to the Stepping Stones Museum for Children. Check out the Amazingly Immature exhibit.

3. Explore sea life at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk. 75 live exhibits featuring more than 2,700 marine animals of 300 species! While the exhibits will keep your kids busy, there is also a play space upstairs for babies and toddlers as well as an IMAX Theatre.

4. The New York Hall of Science in Queens is a fantastic way to spend the day and is closer than you think. There is a play room for young children, hundreds of exhibits, demonstrations and activities, a 3D theatre and more. Check their website to sign up for events.

5. The Children's Museum of Manhattan is another great place for little hands to learn and explore. The fifth annual Sunday Funday benefit event is on January 27, 2019. It’s a day full of family entertainment, indoor sports, games, creative workshops and even fabulous food.

6. Fill an entire day at the Long Island Children's Museum. It is much larger than other children's museums in the area. It offers 14 interactive exhibits plus live theater, art spaces and daily activities to provide hours of discovery for children of all ages.

7. See the stars at the Hudson River Museum planetarium on Saturdays and Sundays. While you are there, check out the exhibits, learn about the Hudson River, play in the Early Explorers area or take part in an art or science project. Check out Pirate Songs & Stories on Sunday, January 20 at 2pm.

Indoor Play, Bounce, Sports & Games

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8. Jump or Bounce! Our moms suggest Bounce U in Elmsford, Rockin' Jump in Mount Kisco & Yonkers, Sky Zone in New Rochelle or Bounce! in Valley Cottage. Check bounce times and age restrictions and book in advance. 

9. Drop in and play! Westchester has everything: climbing structures, indoor mini golf, Lazer Tag, rides, arcades and more. Our moms love the Play Place in Elmsford, Billy Beez at the Palisades Mall in West Nyack, FunFuzion in New Rochelle or Kids U in Port Chester or Pleasantville. There is also Dave & Buster's in Pelham and the Palisades Mall, Life The Place to Be in Ardsley and SportimeUSA in Elmsford. If you are willing to go a little further, try the Castle Fun Center in Chester, NY.  

10. Get building at Legoland in Yonkers! Experience rides, a movie, play structure and more. Purchase tickets in advance.

11. Get your heart pumping with  indoor skydiving at iFly Westchester. For ages 3 and up!

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12. Kids can experience the thrill of indoor rock climbing at the Cliffs of Valhalla, The Rock Club in New Rochelle, SportimeUSA in Elmsford or at  Rockin' Jump in Yonkers.

13. Get a group together and go bowling! Check out Bowlmor in White Plains, Cortlandt Lanes in Cortlandt Manor, Homefield Bowl in Yonkers, Rock N'Bowl at FunFuzion in New Rochelle or Spins Bowl at Grand Prix in Mount Kisco.

14. Head up to Chelsea Piers in Stamford, CT. They offer drop-in activities, swimming and pretty much anything else you can think of. Call ahead to ensure there is room in your activity of interest if you are not a member.

15. Get sporty by registering for a class at The House of Sports in Ardsley, A Game Sports in New Rochelle or Kinetic Sports Club in Pelham.

16. Kids atleast 48" tall can go racing in go karts at Grand Prix in Mount Kisco.

17. Check out the play space and enjoy some delicious food at the all new food court in The Westchester (mall),  appropriate for young children.

18. Take a free trial class at a play gym, art studio or music school. Schedule in advance. You can view a list of places to consider in our directory, select the category you like.

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19. Go for a swim or take a class at an indoor pool a local gym or community center. Lifetime Fitness in Harrison has an incredible pool and fantastic children's programs. You can also check out the New York Sports Club (NYSC) in Dobbs Ferry, New Rochelle or White Plains, Club Fit in Briarcliff or Jefferson Valley, the Saw Mill Club in Mount Kisco. Community Centers include the YMCA in New Rochelle, Rye, Tarrytown, White Plains or Yonkers or the JCC in Scarsdale. Some towns also have indoor pools available to residents. Newer to the scene are Swim Labs and Goldfish Swim School. Additional pools that offer swim instruction are listed in our directory.

20. Watch the Westchester Knicks score at a game!

Winter Outdoor Sports

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21. Go Ice Skating or play hockey! Local rinks include Brewster Ice Arena in Brewster, Ebersole Ice Rink in White Plains, Hommock's Park in Mamaroneck, Murray’s Skating Center in Yonkers, Playland Ice Casino in Rye and Westchester Skating Academy in Elmsford. Check schedules for open skating times and other programming.

22. Or make a day of it and head into the city to Bryant Park or Rockefeller Center or to Bear Mountain and skate outdoors.

23. Try skiing or snow tubing! If you don't want to go more than about an hour or so away, our moms suggest Campgaw Mountain in Mahwah, NJ, Mount Peter in Warwick, NY, Powder Ridge in Middlefield, CT, Thunder Ridge in Patterson, NY,  or Woodbury Ski Area in Woodbury, CT.

24. If you have a 3rd or 4th grader, check out the Learn to Ski Passport program and the Kids Ski Free Passport program to ski for free at participating locations!

Books & More

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25. Head to your local library to play, read books or enjoy an event. Check your library's website for dates and times. Best of all, it's free!

26. Take your little one to story time or a special event at Barnes and Noble Eastchester, White Plains or Yonkers, the Voracious Reader in Larchmont, Bronx River Books in Scarsdale or Scattered Books in Chappaqua. Check their websites to see what it coming up.
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Art

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27. Design your own pottery or ceramics. Our moms suggest Creative Corner or Plaster Palace Pottery in Larchmont, Fun Craft or in Scarsdale, A Maze In Pottery in Briarcliff or Made in Mamaroneck.

28. Explore classes and events a local Art Center. Check out the Katonah Art Center, 
Rye Arts Center or Pelham Art Center. Check out art workshops, open play and more at the Scribble Art Workshop in Dobbs Ferry. Or art classes at One River Art School in Larchmont or Hartsdale.

29. Get digital with you art at a class at the Digital Arts Experience in Scarsdale.

30. Paint at Painting with a Twist in Scarsdale or Muse Paintbar in White Plains or Yonkers. Each offers family or youth paintings at specific times.

31. Get crafty by attending classes and events at Michael's in Hartsdale, Pelham or Port Chester. Some require advance registration.

Movies & Theater

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32. Head over to the Jacob Burns Film Center for Family Saturdays at the Lab (1-3pm), kids films, events or courses.  Learn all about JBFC Kids.

33. Check out a movie at the Alamo Drafthouse in Yonkers, which serves food while you watch! Or head to another local movie theater.

34. Get tickets for an upcoming show at a local theater or register your child for a performing arts program.
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35. Treat your child to a Broadway Show in the city! Kids' Night on Broadway is February 26th.


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iPic Multiplex Theater Grand Opening, Dobbs Ferry May 5th

5/1/2017

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Get excited because a totally new movie experience is coming to Westchester this week! Lay back, dine-in, drink up and enjoy the show!

iPic Theaters, the nation’s fastest-growing affordable luxury movie-going experience is opening at Rivertowns Square, Dobbs Ferry. The Grand opening week takes place Friday, May 5th through Thursday, May 11th. 

iPic is different than other theaters. Boasting impressive amenities such as reserved, luxurious, reclining seats with table service, a full bar and restaurant, this is not your typical movie experience. Depending on your ticket choice, you can have food delivered to your seat or dine before or after the movie at the restaurant. Or just indulge in your choice of wine, beer or cocktails from the bar. It's perfect for date night or a fun afternoon with the kids (sans the cocktails!). iPic Entertainment’s mission is to provide visionary night-out entertainment escapes, presenting high-quality, chef-driven culinary and mixology in unique destinations that include premium movie theaters, restaurants and lounges.

The eight-screen, 580-seat theater's opening movie lineup will include Guardians of the Galaxy 2, The Circle, Fate of the Furious and Boss Baby. Tickets are available for purchase at www.iPic.com or through the iPic app. 

Introductory Offer

As part of the Grand Opening, iPic is offering one FREE Premium movie ticket and FREE 3 months’ introductory access to iPic’s acclaimed Sapphire membership program. Offer expires May 10, 2017. Details include:
  • Free 3-month access into iPic’s $29/yearly Sapphire level membership
  • (1) free iPic Premium movie ticket valid for use 7 days a week at iPic Dobb’s Ferry for films playing on 5/11/17 through 6/28/17
  • Priority ticket purchases throughout the year
  • (1) free Premium ticket on your birthday
  • Free dessert on your anniversary
  • Exclusive member perks and benefits
  • Earn points on all tickets, food, and non-alcoholic beverages redeemable for free tickets
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Experience it for yourself!
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iPic Dobbs Ferry at Rivertowns Square
1 Livingstone Ave., Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522

(914) 348-7002

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5 Reasons to Add a STEM Camp to Your Summer Plans

3/29/2017

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Today’s best STEM summer camps teach science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in a fun and engaging way. Kids and teens can learn foundational STEM skills while meeting new friends and building self-confidence.

Trying to decide which summer camps are best for your child? Here are some of the benefits your child can gain from a STEM summer camp:

1. Avoid Summer Brain Drain
Summer brain drain, the term that’s used to describe the fact that many students lose as much as two to three months of math and reading skills each summer, is real. And while certain students are more likely to suffer from brain drain than others, all kids can be impacted by the phenomenon.

STEM summer camps help combat brain drain by keeping students interested and engaged in a variety of topics. Skills like problem-solving, creativity, and if-then thinking encourage kids and teens to think through complex problems and come up with logical solutions. When parents make simple changes like incorporating STEM camps into their summer plans, kids are less likely to suffer from brain drain, and they learn many new skills and ideas.

2. Learn Important New Skills
Speaking of new skills, kids and teens can learn a lot from attending academic camps. In the case of technology, most K-12 schools still don’t adequately teach computer science and other related technology fields. Without the help of summer and afterschool programs, where will kids learn the important tech skills needed to give them an edge in school, college, and future careers?

STEM subjects require students to have a good grasp of foundational concepts that can make them better at many subjects, STEM or otherwise.
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3. Prepare for Our Ever-Changing Future
Studies predict that there will be one million unfilled STEM jobs by the year 2020. By unfilled, they mean that there will be numerous job openings, but not enough qualified individuals to adequately fill them. Now that we know there is a huge occupational gap that needs to be filled, it’s time to start equipping our kids with the skills they need to thrive in our ever-changing world.

People are already talking about how robots could assume many of the roles people work in today. And with the advent of 3D printing and other emerging technologies, it’s hard to imagine what new innovations our world will think up in the next 5-10 years. Attending summer STEM camps helps ensure that your child will be interested and knowledgeable about STEM topics, which can make them more likely to pursue a STEM career in the future.


4. Get Inspired
Summers always seem to fly by, but they still have the power to make a lifelong impact. Everyone remembers summers spent at camp or with relatives or traveling to a different state. So while a summer STEM camp might only last a week or two, it can make a lasting impact on your child. It can help kids get excited about STEM, find a lifelong passion, discover new interests, meet inspiring mentors, and so much more. Studies show that kids who are interested in STEM from an early age are more likely to pursue these subjects later in life.
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5. A promotional discount from iD Tech
Although there are many technology summer programs to choose from these days, iD Tech continues to stand out as the nation’s premiere program. One of the key factors in choosing the right camp is convenience. iD Tech has locations at Manhattanville College (with overnight stays available for ages 10 and up) and Sarah Lawrence College (day camp only). You can save $75 on a week of camp with the promo code WNYMOMS (code valid through April 30, 2017).

Plus, iD Tech is the only camp to guarantee its low 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio, even if it means flying a talented instructor across the country to ensure your child receives the personalized instruction they deserve. Factor in the company’s year-round online learning platform, Tech Rocket, and professional tutors, and it’s easy to see why so many parents love iD Tech.

More than 275,000 students have attended iD Tech since 1999. Some alumni go on to work at Google, Apple, or Facebook. Others start their own game studios, launch startups, or found nonprofits. But all have become tech savvy, and the doors of possibility have swung wide open. According to iD Tech students, the fun camp culture, next-level instructors, and innovative curriculum make iD Tech the best camp ever.


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Performing Arts & Theater for Kids in Westchester

12/17/2016

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Baby it's cold outside and now is a great time to appreciate the great indoors! If your child loves watching live shows or wants to perform in one, check out this list of Local Family Theaters & Kids Performing Arts Programs. You can also learn more about the arts in our community at ArtsWestchester.

For a complete listing of all upcoming events in the area please visit our Community Calendar. The a complete listing of all local programs and businesses in Westchester check out our Directory.

Upcoming Shows in Westchester

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Emelin Theatre 
Location: 153 Library Lane, Mamaroneck NY 
Upcoming Shows: The Paper Bag Players, Brady Rymer, The Berenstain Bears, Pinkalicious, Pete the Cat and Sessical.

Irvington Town Hall Theatre
Location: 85 Main St, Irvington, NY
Upcoming Shows: Disney's Beauty & The Beast, Roald Dahl's James & The Giant Peach, Mary Poppins

Tarrytown Music Hall
Location: 13 Main St, Tarrytown, NY
Upcoming Shows: The Popovich Comedy Pet Theater, Random Farms Kids' Theater presents Les Miserables School Edition, Disney’s Choo-Choo Soul "With Genevieve!, A Year With Frog and Toad, Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat

The Performing Arts Center Purchase College
Location: 735 Anderson Hill Road Purchase, NY
Upcoming Shows: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood

Westchester Broadway Theatre
Location: 1 Broadway Plaza Elmsford, NY
Upcoming Shows: The Bikinis, Mama Mia, Annie, Annie Get Your Gun

Westchester County Center
Location: 198 Central Avenue, White Plains, NY
Upcoming Shows: The Royal Hannaford Circus
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White Plains Performing Arts Center (WPPAC)
Location: City Center, 11 City Pl, White Plains, NY 10601
Upcoming Shows: Sister Act, The Macabeats, Cinderella, The Jungle Book Kids and Bubble Trouble

Performing Arts Programs for Kids

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If your child loves performing, they can experience it for themself at these local musical theater and acting programs. Children can take part in acting workshops, camps, classes and more. Some even offer birthday parties! Shows are typically open to the public to watch so purchase tickets in advance for any you would like to see.

Class Act Studios
Location: 77 Tarrytown Rd., White Plains, NY

Lighthouse Youth Theatre
Location: 1 Labriola Court Armonk, NY 
Upcoming Workshops: Princesses, Princes and Villans of Disney

Playgroup Theatre
Location: 1 North Broadway White Plains, NY
Upcoming Shows: Hairspray, Romeo & Juliet

Random Farms' Kids Theatre
Location: 77 Executive Blvd, Elmsford, NY 
Upcoming Shows: Les Miserables School Edition
Upcoming Workshops: Shrek the Musical, Tom Sawyer

SOOP Theatre
Location: Pelham, NY
Upcoming Shows: The Lion King Experience Jr., Jesus Christ Superstar, God of Carnage, Emperor's New Clothes
Upcoming Workshops: Frog & Toad, Sleeping Beauty, Matilda

StarKidz
Locations: Chappaqua, Harrison, Rye Brook, White Plains

Theatre O
Location: 25 State Street Ossining, NY 
​Upcoming Shows: Snow Angel

Westchester School of Speech & Drama
Location: 133 Popham Road Scarsdale, NY 

White Plains Performing Arts Center (WPPAC)
Location: City Center, 11 City Pl, White Plains, NY 10601

Yorktown Stage
Location: 1974 Commerce Street, Yorktown Heights, NY
Upcoming Shows: Beauty & The Beast Jr., Alice in Wonderland, Into The Woods, Miracle on 34th Street

Have one to add? Please reply in the comments section below.

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Plant Nite! A New Night Out in Westchester

8/23/2016

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Are you looking for a new, creative experience while getting out and socializing with friends? Have a drink and get your hands dirty with Plant Nite! The sister company of well-established Paint Nite, Plant Nite started one year ago in Boston and has finally arrived in Westchester!

In select restaurants and bars across the county, people 21 and over are guided by a local host while planting their very own terrarium. Plant Nite is creative entertainment that allows people to socialize and drink as they would on a regular night out, but with something new and revolutionary: Plant Nite puts an empty planter, a variety of succulents, and a local gardening enthusiast in the mix to give people a real reason to leave the house. With events featuring hardy succulents, fragrant herb plants and colorful sand art, at Plant Nite the combinations are endless, even if you don’t quite have a green thumb.

​But Plant Nite isn’t just about plants, it’s about the experience. It’s a 1.5 hour party where you can enjoy a mojito, spend time with with friends and meet new ones. It’s about getting creative, trying something new and digging in the dirt.

Plant Nite is a local business run and operated by local artists, entertainers and gardeners. It’s hosted by people who are passionate about miniature plants and a good cocktail. Plant Nite is currently hosted at Don Coqui in White Plains, O’Connor’s Public House in Mount Kisco, Uno’s in Yonkers, Rockwells in Pelham and Burkes Bar and Restaurant in Yonkers and is quickly growing. With so many places to choose from, there’s an option for everyone. In addition to public events, Plant Nite also hosts private events!

So when you need a night out to let loose and be creative, you can find your next event here. Remember to use coupon code WestchesterNyMoms for 30% off all your Plant Nite tickets!
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10 Things Your Kids Will Love at the Westchester Children's Museum

5/19/2016

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Today my daughter and I had the pleasure of visiting the brand new Westchester Children's Museum located next to Playland in Rye, NY.

As we approached the museum I was filled with excitement. Not only  because Westchester finally has it's own children's museum (hooray!), but also because it is situated in one of Westchester's most extraordinary settings. On one side is the picturesque beach on Long Island Sound and on the other, Playland. Nothing brings on that excited feeling more than seeing a roller coaster, ferris wheel and a stunning beach. Childhood nostalgia at its best!

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10 Things Your Kids Will Love at the Westchester Children's Museum

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1. Lighthouse & Slide- depicting the Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse, this slide comes complete with a mirror inside and a window for playing peek-a-boo. 
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2. Library Nook- cozy up with a great book with your child(ren). Check out the amazing cereal box collage artwork on the wall from  local renowned pop artist Michael Albert.
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3. Toddler Beach- a large soft play area for toddlers. A great spot for parents to relax while the little ones have a blast.
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4. Build Your Own Roller Coaster- mix and match different tracks to create your own unique roller coaster. Stairs help little children reach the top of the hills so that they can place balls on the tracks and watch them go (over and over)!
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5. Wind Tunnel- grab a streamer, cup or paper bowl and watch it fly to the sky! A great way for little ones to learn science while having a blast (yes, over and over).
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6. Magnets- have fun exploring with magnets. Use a handheld magnet and watch the colors on the screen magically change. Or try the floating magnets.
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7. Giant Organ- use magnets and lift the sides of the organ to make it sing. Have fun  pressing different buttons to hear a range of notes.
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8. Shadow Puppet Theater- have fun interacting with shadows and watching them dance.
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9. Keva Planks- build your own train, house, airplane or whatever you can imagine using planks (or have fun watching them tumble  down).
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10. Events- the Westchester Children's Museum now offers ongoing events and birthday parties (great if you want to do something new and different!).
  • Kids Crafts- 1st Saturday of Each Month
  • Museum Minis- Thursdays at 10:30am

See more events on the Westchester Children's Museum website.
To plan your visit and learn more, visit the Westchester Children's Museum website. 

They are open Wednesdays - Sundays 10:00am - 4:00pm. Admission is $7 per person, FREE for children 12 months and under.

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Your Next DIY Obsession: Stretchy Bracelets

5/18/2016

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​Stretchy bracelets have come back into style for all ages and they are easier than ever to make! Bead Everything is a new bead store in Westchester and they have all the supplies you need to make your own trendy bracelets.  Check out their step by step guide for this bracelet and channel your inner creative-self this Spring! 
​Here are the materials you will need to make the bracelet:
  • Stretch Magic Stretchy Cord .7mm
  • G.S. Hypo Cement Glue
  • A Pair of Cutters or Scissors
  • A Pair of Flat Nose Pliers
  • Beads- 8mm Semi Precious Stones, Amazonites are used in the demonstration
  • A Charm/Focal Piece. A Sterling Silver Hammered Bar is used in the demonstration
  • A Crimp Cover
  • A Bead Board
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1. The average stretchy bracelet is 7." You will use the top channel on a bead board to measure the length of your design.
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2.    Design away!
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3.  A piece of tape is helpful to use to stop beads from falling off the cord once strung- believe me...it happens more than you'd think!
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4. String the beads onto the cord!
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5. Double check that the bracelet will be long enough to fit your wrist. The bracelet in the photo was too short so I added two more beads to each side. You can remove the tape to do this but be careful your beads don't slip away!
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​6. Once the bracelet is at its desired length, you will need to tie two square knots to finish it off.
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​7. Put the right end on top of the left end, then tuck the right end under the left end.
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​8. Repeat this knot but start with the opposite side than what you started with. Put the left end over the right end.
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​9. Tuck the left end over the right end. Now you will see the "square" of the square knot!
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​10. Once you see the square, pull very tight! It is unlikely that you will snap the cord. 
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​11. Use your glue to cover your knots. In a pinch, you can use clear nail polish instead of glue! Wait at least twenty minutes for the glue to set.
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​12. Cut the ends off of your bracelet but be careful not to cut the knot!
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​13. Crimp Covers are a little piece of metal that kind of looks like a clam shell. They can be used to cover the knot and they appear to be just another bead!
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14. Cover your knot with the crimp cover. If you would like, you can fill the middle of the crimp cover with Hypo-Cement. This glue will bond to the cord and the metal.
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​15. Viola! You have just created a beautiful, trendy bracelet. 
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This is also a great project to do with kids! Bead Everything has little letter beads and fun colors that kids will love. You can even use wooden beads and Onyx to create a simple bracelet for men.

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Visit Bead Everything at 175 East Post Road in White Plains to pick out your beads and start creating today. They are are open from 11am-6pm Monday through Saturday and 12-5 on Sundays. 

Mention this blog post and receive 10% off supplies for a bracelet!
We hope you stop in soon to see our creative space. BE Inspired!

Written by Samantha, Bead Everything Manager
info.beadeverything@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/BeadEverything

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