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DIY Colorful Dream Catcher

DIY Colorful Dream Catcher
In some Native American cultures a dream catcher is a handmade necklace based on a willow hoop, on which is woven a loose net or web. The dream catcher is then decorated with sacred items such as feathers and beads. To make your own one you’ll need 3-inch embroidery hoop, yarn, thread, scissors, feathers and... 
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DIY Celtic Necklace Of Polymer Clay

DIY Celtic Necklace Of Polymer Clay
Celtic patterns are very interesting and original, they look cool and ethnic. To make Celtic necklace of polymer clay you’ll need polymer clay of grey color, sandpaper, a toothbrush or a stiff brush, a knife, a thick needle or toothpick, a pasta machine or other tool for rolling polymer clay, acrylic paint and a brush.... 
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How To Make A Chanel Inspired Necklace

How To Make A Chanel Inspired Necklace
This cool necklace was inspired by Chanel 2013 jewelry collection and it’s also has Parisian chic. To make it you’ll need big beads that look like pearls, pliers, small silver beads, a big chain and pins. Take a pin and put a small silver bead on it, then put a big one and fold the... 
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Girlish DIY Shrinky Dink Bow Necklace

Girlish DIY Shrinky Dink Bow Necklace
If you need a stylish and feminine necklace, let’s make a bow one. Bows are very girlish and can easily fit a feminine outfit. The supplies are a piece of ribbon, Shrinky Dink paper, a chain and two jump rings. So, first tie a piece of ribbon into a bow and take a photo. Using... 
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How To Make A Diamond Necklace

How To Make A Diamond Necklace
Diamonds are always fashionable and stylish but you needn’t spend a good deal of money for a diamond necklace with a big diamond when you can just make it yourself! Everyone has an old-fashioned grandmother’s crystal lamp, and it’ll be a source of work! You’ll also need a chain, pliers, some wire, a glass from... 
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DIY Seed Packet Necklace

DIY Seed Packet Necklace
Summer jewelry is a very popular topic now, we’ve already told you of some beach-inspired variants, and now it’s time for romance, time for flowers! You’ll need a wood pendant, Mod Podge Satin, Mod Podge Dimensional Magic, a seed packet, FolkArt acrylic paint, satin cord, jewelry findings, scissors, a paintbrush and a pencil. Trace your... 
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How To Make A Flower Necklace Of Epoxy Clay

How To Make A Flower Necklace Of Epoxy Clay
Some sweet summer jewelry is great to complete your look, so let’s make some pretty flower pieces. For making them Martha Stewart Jewelry accessories are the best. To create a cute necklace you’ll need epoxy clay, jewelry enamel, a toothpick, rhinestones, chains and jewelry glue. So, begin making pieces using some forms, special tools and... 
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Bright DIY Layered Button Necklace

Bright DIY Layered Button Necklace
We need more colorful jewelry for this sunlight time! This necklace is so simple to make! You’ll need just two coordinating buttons – one smaller and one bigger, 24 gauge wire, jewelry bail, E6000 or other jewelry glue, ball chain, wire cutters. Place the smaller button on top of the larger button.  Thread wire through... 
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How To Make A Geometric Beaded Necklace

How To Make A Geometric Beaded Necklace
Wanna make a geometric necklace to complete your look? It’s easy! The supplies are colored beads – long thin black tubed beads and small gold ones, a chain, a clasp, nylon and pliers. So, begin stringing one long black bead, a small, then another long onto a string of nylon and center it. Add a... 
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DIY Antique Stamp Necklace

DIY Antique Stamp Necklace
We’ve already told you how to make a leather journal necklace with a vintage touch, and here’s one more idea. For this antique stamp necklace you’ll need an antique stamp, an eye screw, some chain and a clasp. Pre-drill a shallow hole where you want the eye screw to go; the hole should be deep... 
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