DIY Jewelry

DIY Fancy Candy Jewelry For A Sweettooth

DIY Fancy Candy Jewelry For A Sweettooth
Candy jewelry is a great idea not only for Halloween but also as a cool gift for any girl – from a little one to a grown up. To make a sugar lips necklace you’ll need 1 Sugar Lips candy, chunky gold chain necklace, thick gold wire, a wire cutter, needle nose pliers. Clip off... 
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20 Cool And Easy Halloween Jewelry Tutorials

20 Cool And Easy Halloween Jewelry Tutorials
To highlight your Halloween style you’ll need some cool jewelry that you can easily make yourself without wasting much time or money. A simple glue gun necklace for your daughter is an ideal thing and is very easy to make. Spider webs are trendy for charms, necklaces and rings. Mummies, skulls and spiders are fantastic... 
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25 Awesome DIY Headbands For Fall And Winter

25 Awesome DIY Headbands For Fall And Winter
We’ve already made some round ups for you, and now your legs and arms are gonna be warmed up but what about your head? Girls, today I’ve rounded up some warm headband tutorials for you to keep warm. The simplest idea is to crochet or knit one as it’s easy and looks good. If you... 
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Cool Colorful DIY Beaded Earrings

Cool Colorful DIY Beaded Earrings
Looking for some cute jewelry or a tutorial how to make it? Here it is! The supplies are Non-Magnetic Hematite Bead, 4mm Acrylic Rhinestone Bead, 6mm Bicone Glass Bead, an earring hook, a headpin, a jump ring, 0.5mm brass wire, side cutting pliers, round nose pliers, flat nose pliers. Slide 1 Non-Magnetic Hematite Bead and... 
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Chic DIY Coral Beads Bracelet

Chic DIY Coral Beads Bracelet
It’s almost autumn and it’s high time to make an accessory that would remind you of bright and sunny summer days. You’ll need a coral bead strand, a round glass bead, 1mm nylon thread, scissors and a lighter. Cut 6 strips of 1mm nylon wire, 5 strands that are 100cm long and 1strand that is... 
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Casual DIY Five Strand Braid Bracelet

Casual DIY Five Strand Braid Bracelet
Casual jewelry is cool, simple to make and highlights your everyday outfits very well. Let’s make a cool five-strand-braid bracelet to wear with jeans. The supplies are leather threads and an arrow. Attach the threads to a plane surface, divide them so that you have three on the left side and two on the right. The... 
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23 Tutorials To Make Eco-Friendly Natural Wood Jewelry

23 Tutorials To Make Eco-Friendly Natural Wood Jewelry
Those who want to wear nothing harmful like plastic or something will be definitely interested in these tutorials because here all the pieces are made of wood. Wooden beads have always been an infinite source of inspiration and a cool craft material to make earrings, necklaces and bracelets. But the beads shape is not the... 
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10 Awesome DIY Autumn-Inspired Jewelry Pieces

10 Awesome DIY Autumn-Inspired Jewelry Pieces
Autumn is near, so why not decorate your home and create a look inspired by this cool and cozy season? Acorns, pine cones, leaves and branches are the inspiration! Make leaves of felt and create a necklace or a bracelet of them. Looking for something more exquisite? A refined silver branches bracelet is for you!... 
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DIY Infinity Knot Cord Bracelet

DIY Infinity Knot Cord Bracelet
Knots are cool for décor and your look! To make an infinity knot bracelet you’ll need 3/8″ wide white ribbon, binder clips, a fabric stiffener, fabric glue, Korean knotting cord, 1 yard of each color, fusible Velcro. Decide what you want your pattern to be. Find the center of your cords, making sure that they... 
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Stylish DIY Etched Copper Cuff

Stylish DIY Etched Copper Cuff
Copper will never go out of style! To make a cool copper bracelet you’ll need copper pipe, steel wool, tin shears, a metal file, a permanent marker, hydrogen peroxide, muriatic acid, packing tape, scotch brite scour pad, baking soda, car wax or metal lacquer. Clean off the copper, wash it off and dry. Cut it... 
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