These essential oil bracelets are a fun DIY that you wear and enjoy the aromatherapy from your oils all day long. They also make great gifts for your essential oil loving friends.

All you need to make these is a little leather jewelry cord, buttons, and your favorite oils. We used Lavender, Peppermint, and Wild Orange.

Here’s the supply list for this DIY:

• 1 pkg. Thin Leather Strips (60 in. length for each bracelet)
• 2 Small Buttons with 2 holes on them
• 3 Essential Oils fragrances (of your choice)
• Scissors
• Dropper

Here’s how to make them:

1. Cut 6 pieces of leather about 20 inches each.

2. Take 3 pieces and tie them together with a knot at one end, leaving about an inch hanging past the knot.

3. Thread one button on one piece of the leather so that it rests against the knot you made. The other 2 pieces of leather will not have buttons. Then knot all 3 pieces of leather again on the other side of the button. It will look like your button is between 2 knots now.

4. Braid the 3 pieces of leather together until you reach the desired length and knot them.

5. Leave about a ½ inch to 1-inch space, or enough your button can fit through, and then knot the 3 leather pieces together again. This will be the hole that your button will fit through to secure your bracelet on your hand. Cut off the excess leather from each end of the bracelet.

6. Use the dropper to put on 6-7 drops of essential oil on the bracelet. The oil fragrance will last about 1-3 days depending on the oil. Just add more essential oil when it wears off.

These are a great way to enjoy oils for adults and kids. For a printout of this DIY, see below.

Here are some handy supplies & other essential oil must-haves-

DIY Essential Oil Bracelets

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 15 minutes

Difficulty: Cheap Craft

Estimated Cost: $20

A cute essential oil bracelet with leather strips and your favorite oils!

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Materials

• Ingredients
• 1 pkg. Thin Leather Strips (60 in. length for each bracelet)
• 2 Small Buttons with 2 holes on them
• 3 Essential Oils fragrances (of your choice)

Tools

• Scissors
• Dropper

Instructions

1. Cut 6 pieces of leather about 20 inches each.
2. For Each Bracelet: Take 3 pieces and tie them together with a knot at one end, leaving about an inch hanging past the knot.
3. Thread one button on one piece of the leather so that it rests against the knot you made. The other 2 pieces of leather will not have buttons. Then knot all 3 pieces of leather again on the other side of the button. It will look like your button is between 2 knots now.
4. Braid the 3 pieces of leather together until you reach the desired length and knot them.
5. Leave about a ½ inch to 1-inch space, or enough your button can fit through, and then knot the 3 leather pieces together again. This will be the hole that your button will fit through to secure your bracelet on your hand.
6. Cut off the excess leather from each end of the bracelet.
7. Use the dropper to put on 6-7 drops of essential oil on the bracelet.
8. The oil fragrance will last about 1-3 days depending on the oil. Just add more essential oil when it wears off.
9. Great way to get the benefits of essential oils for kids or adults!

Did you make this project?

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