Morse Code Bracelet Pattern Maker
Type a name, a word or a date. Choose your bead colours and sizes, see the bracelet as you type, and get the bead order with the number of each bead and the finished length. Print it or save it as an image.
Preview
Beads you need
- Dot beads
- 0
- Dash beads
- 0
- Spacers
- 0
- Total
- 0
Bead colours
Sizes
Bead order
Thread from left to right. Each letter and its code are written under its beads; one spacer separates letters, two separate words.
Read a Morse code bracelet
Start at the clasp and tap the beads in order: a dot, a dash, then End of letter at each spacer.
How to make a Morse code bracelet
- Choose two bead types: small round beads for dots and longer tube beads for dashes are the easiest to read. Pick a small spacer bead too.
- Type your word above, set the colours and bead sizes you bought, and the length of the wrist.
- Print the bead order or save it as an image, and thread from left to right: one spacer between letters, two between words.
- Fill the rest of the cord with plain beads (the tool tells you how many centimetres), and finish with a clasp or a knot.
Make it easy to read
The message is in the gaps. Keep the dot and dash beads clearly different in shape or colour, and never skip a spacer, or the code cannot be read back. Short words fit best: a name, initials, a date in numbers or one word like LOVE or HOPE.
Got a bracelet you cannot read?
Use Read a Morse code bracelet above: start at the clasp, tap each bead as a dot or a dash and mark the end of each letter. If you are ordering one, type the code from the product photo into the reader first, to check it spells what you asked for.