I found a necklace on Anthropologie’s site the other day and knew I could make something similar. I really loved it, but it was pretty expensive! I had all of the material that I needed and decided to give it a go.
Here it the piece that inspired me ($32):
Image from anthropologie.com
And here is mine…
I am so happy with how it turned out! I made it over the course of two days, it takes a little longer to do projects when you are trying to play Boggle at the same time!:) Over all it was really easy and fun to make! One nice thing about this project is that it does not require a whole lot of jewelry making experience. Hopefully the instructions make sense, feel free to ask questions.
Yay for knotted twine! A few beads, a few knots and voila! One more red accessory to add to my “red-less” wardrobe.:) This took about 15 min. to make… AWESOME!!!
Button stash buster! I can’t get enough of these button jewelry projects, they are so easy and fun! I decided to make a tutorial for this one, it’s so quick and easy.
Camera strap covers are amazing! They make your camera so much more comfortable to wear and look so cute! I’ve been wanting to make one for some time and thought the jelly rolls of fabric I just bought might be wide enough to use, they were! I made both of these in the same afternoon, they were very quick and easy… even for someone that doesn’t sew that much. *wink*
And I just might post a tutorial later on… I haven’t decided yet.:)
What I’m loving today (Note: May change in the next five min.)… 🙂
image from: kaboodle.com
Image from: zappos.com
Image from: craftster.org
I’ve also really been loving lace socks… I don’t have a great picture.:)
I made this necklace the other day and just love how it turned out! It was sort of a “last project before I put all of my stuff away” thing, but I’m so glad I made it! I’ve been inspired by button jewelry for a while now and decided to get cracking. I basically just looped the button onto some jewelry wire and started twisting the little leaf beads on with separate wires, and then finished it off with some beads to cover the wires.
More button jewelry to come!:)
Oh, and check out the link-up below:
