DIY Jewelry

DIY Little Leather Journal Necklace

DIY Little Leather Journal Necklace
Let’s make some original jewelry that would look great with jeans and leather, and can be a great gift for Valentine’s Day. The supllies are a strip of leather approximately 3″ long and about 1 1/2” wide, pliers to attach the jump ring, awl or bead reamer to make a small hole, a small brad,... 
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Kate
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Funny DIY Colored Pencils Jewelry

Funny DIY Colored Pencils Jewelry
More unusual handmade jewelry that makes you look special! For this wooden jewelry you’ll need a small block of wood, colored or regular pencils, pencil nubs, or other cylindrical objects, masking tape, sandpaper, both coarse and fine grit and epoxy; wood finish or stain. Drill holes in a piece of wood and put pieces of... 
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Kate
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DIY Clay Domino Pendant

DIY Clay Domino Pendant
Domino is a cool game and pieces connected with it are funny, so let’s make a domino pendant for you or your little kid.  The supplies are oven bake clay, glue-on bail, jewelry glue, a knife, a ball-point pen and an oven. Decide what colors you need and smooth the edges of your clay brick... 
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Kate
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DIY Jingle Bells Jewelry

DIY Jingle Bells Jewelry
Jingle bells are a cool symbol of Christmas and may be a nice detail in any decoration or jewelry dedicated to the coming holidays. Let’s make an amazing holiday necklace and a bracelet of these cuties. You’ll need 3mm of green and 1/4 inch red ribbon and jingle bells. Simply thread the jingle bells onto... 
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Kate
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Cool DIY Spider Jewelry For Halloween

Cool DIY Spider Jewelry For Halloween
Halloween party won’t be cool without spiders, snakes and other scary creatures. Let’s make some pretty jewelry with these spooky insects! The supplies are a wire cutter, bent or straight nosed pliers, 24 or 26 gauge wire or cut head pins, large and small bead combinations, a broach pin or lapel pin blank. Cut one... 
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Kate
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Cool DIY Vintage Buttons Necklace

Cool DIY Vintage Buttons Necklace
A cool necklace may be designed of almost anything – from a paper clip or an acorn to a button. If you have some beautiful buttons or vintage ones, you can create a nice piece that will be a beautiful addition to your outfit. First you need to put the buttons on the cloth looking... 
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Kate
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Amazing DIY Autumn Necklace Of Acorns

Amazing DIY Autumn Necklace Of Acorns
Autumn is close, it’s getting colder, the leaves are changing their colors to red and yellow, and it’s time to use the gifts of autumn for your crafts. Here’s an idea how to use some acorns in your jewelry to highlight the coming season. You’ll need some acorns, colorful nail polish, beads and scissors. The... 
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Kate
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Romantic DIY Wire And Pearl Necklace

Romantic DIY Wire And Pearl Necklace
Wanna feel a cool jewelry designer? This idea is for you – you can do an amazing necklace of usual wire. Wire is a great material for crafting – it’s flexible and gives a great choice of variants to make something. The supplies are 4 mm thick silver plated wire with a copper core, a... 
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Kate
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Original DIY Spool Necklace

Original DIY Spool Necklace
How to make a creative necklace in just some minutes? You can make it of leather or even of pencil pieces but the simplest way is to take some threads and spools. You’ll need medium-sized wooden spools, embroidery floss, chain, metal jump ring, Elmer’s glue. Take some colorful bright thread and wrap around the spool... 
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Kate
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5 Cool DIY Pennant Necklaces

5 Cool DIY Pennant Necklaces
Nowadays, pennant necklaces all over Etsy. They looks vintage, could be made from different materials and in different colors. They are also quite easy to make so right before the Valentine’s Day making one could become a great craft project. The idea usually is to cut triangles of some scraps like leather or paper, poke... 
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Mike