I had managed to collect a few charms, lockets and pendants from broken jewelry and didn’t know what to do with them. One day I thought, “why not put a bunch together on one necklace?”, so I tried it.
I wanted a heart theme, so I used two heart shaped lockets to start, an upside down heart charm with a paw print, and a pendant for a set of friendship necklaces. My sister has the other friendship one somewhere. I filled in the gaps with some flower charms and a butterfly.
I stitched them to some braided trim, added some clasps, and then added some faux pearls because it needed something. Now I have a totally unique looking necklace that’s chock full of memories to boot.
To make the necklace and yesterday’s bracelet, I had to search through my box of scraps and embellishments to get some ideas. I have tons of these pre-made ribbon bows I got a while back, and I have been trying to find ways to use them. I found a scrap of brown bias trim that I thought looked kind of nice with the bows and maybe some faux pearls, and since I was already making jewelry I automatically made the connection between the bows and making a bracelet with them.
Just stitched them on the trim, add clasps and faux pearls, and voila! An unusual, yet pretty cuff. I think it looks pretty interesting when I wear in backwards too, it looks sort of like ruffled lace. Maybe I’ll try that too in the future.
Here’s the updated list:
I wanted a heart theme, so I used two heart shaped lockets to start, an upside down heart charm with a paw print, and a pendant for a set of friendship necklaces. My sister has the other friendship one somewhere. I filled in the gaps with some flower charms and a butterfly.
I stitched them to some braided trim, added some clasps, and then added some faux pearls because it needed something. Now I have a totally unique looking necklace that’s chock full of memories to boot.
I mentioned yesterday that there might be a bonus, and this is it.
To make the necklace and yesterday’s bracelet, I had to search through my box of scraps and embellishments to get some ideas. I have tons of these pre-made ribbon bows I got a while back, and I have been trying to find ways to use them. I found a scrap of brown bias trim that I thought looked kind of nice with the bows and maybe some faux pearls, and since I was already making jewelry I automatically made the connection between the bows and making a bracelet with them.
Just stitched them on the trim, add clasps and faux pearls, and voila! An unusual, yet pretty cuff. I think it looks pretty interesting when I wear in backwards too, it looks sort of like ruffled lace. Maybe I’ll try that too in the future.
Here’s the updated list:
Pillowcard braceletcharm necklace- netbook sleeve
- doll swimsuit
- bum bag
- sleep mask
- picture frames
- dress
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