DIY DIY Jewelry

Comfy And Warm DIY Winter Sock Bracelet

Comfy And Warm DIY Winter Sock Bracelet
We’ve already told you of cool winter jewelry and here’s one more idea to the list – a sock bracelet. The supplies are an abandoned sock, needle and thread, scissors and small beads. If your sock has a band at the top that might make the bracelet too small for your wrist, cut it off.... 
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DIY Jewelry

DIY Felt Ball Necklace For Fall And Winter Outfits

DIY Felt Ball Necklace For Fall And Winter Outfits
The colder the weather is, the more we want to put on something warm. And this felt ball necklace looks so warm and comfy! The supplies are roving wool, DMC embroidery floss, felt ball making supplies, scissors, a needle. First, make your felt balls. Cut 60 inches of floss. Tie a knot 16 inches from... 
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Kate
DIY Jewelry

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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DIY Jewelry

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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DIY Jewelry

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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DIY Jewelry

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 Jewelry

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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DIY Jewelry

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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How To DIY Accessories

How To Make A Velvet And Pearl Hair Ribbon

How To Make A Velvet And Pearl Hair Ribbon
We’ve just told you of some pretty hair accessories in different styles and here’s one more for collection – a velvet and pearl hair ribbon. The supplies are velvet ribbon, pearls of various sizes, needle, thread, and scissors. Cut your ribbon up to 40-50″ long. Fold the edge of your velvet over, then in half,... 
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DIY Jewelry

DIY Adjustable Bra Strap Bracelet

DIY Adjustable Bra Strap Bracelet
Your old bra can be given a new life – at least a part of it. Today we’ll make a bracelet of a bra strap. The supplies are a bra, some scissors, a needle and thread, buttons and beads. Cut the strap off where it meets the band, and above the part of the strap... 
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