Kumihimo Disk Set for Braided Jewelry (2 pcs)

Create precise braided jewelry with confidence

Design even, consistent braids for bracelets, necklaces, and more with this Kumihimo Disks DIY Board Set. The set includes one round and one square disk, each measuring approximately 10 cm in diameter/width. Made from durable yet lightweight EVA foam, these disks hold cords securely in place while remaining comfortable to handle during longer braiding sessions.

Both disks feature clearly printed number markings around the edges, helping you track cord positions and follow patterns accurately. The contrasting markings are easy to read, making the boards suitable for both beginners and experienced jewelry makers. The compact size is convenient for use at home, in the studio, or on the go, and fits easily into most project bags or storage boxes.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Two shapes for versatile designs - Includes one round and one square disk, allowing you to create different braid structures and experiment with a wide range of jewelry styles.
• Clear numbered guides - Numbered slots support pattern-following and repeatable results, reducing mistakes and helping you maintain consistent tension and symmetry.
• Lightweight and comfortable - EVA construction provides a firm grip on cords without adding bulk or weight, so you can work for extended periods with less hand and arm fatigue.

FAQ

Q: What is included in the package?
A: The set contains 1 round Kumihimo disk and 1 square Kumihimo disk, both made of EVA and approximately 10 cm in size.

Q: What types of projects can I make with these disks?
A: These disks are ideal for braided bracelets, necklaces, anklets, keychains, and other cord-based accessories using embroidery floss, satin cord, yarn, or similar materials.

Q: Are these suitable for beginners?
A: Yes. The numbered markings and manageable size make them accessible for beginners while still being useful for more advanced braiding patterns.

Q: What cord thickness works best?
A: Most standard jewelry cords, threads, and yarns fit comfortably in the slots. For best results, use cords that are flexible and not excessively thick or stiff.