DIY Jewelry

DIY Plain Leather Bracelet With A Clasp

DIY Plain Leather Bracelet With A Clasp
How can you turn a usual piece of leather into a cool and elegant bracelet? Easily! Just take flat leather lace, silver lever clasps, scissors, E-6000. Measure and cut out a length of leather cord long enough to fit around your wrist. Apply glue to one end and slip into the empty space of the... 
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Kate
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Easy DIY Stitched Leather Bracelets

Easy DIY Stitched Leather Bracelets
How can one decorate a usual leather bracelet? Stitch it! To realize this project you’ll need a leather bracelet, a leather hole punch, embroidery thread, a needle, a hot glue gun and glue, a marker, scissors, clasp, 2 jump rings (8mm), a ruler. Cut your bracelet in half. Then, cut it in half again. Wrap... 
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Kate
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Colorful DIY Beaded Flower Charm Bracelet

Colorful DIY Beaded Flower Charm Bracelet
Love, love, love colorful jewelry for summer! If you share my opinion about that, let’s make this crystal and pearls beads bracelet. The supplies are 6mm bicone glass beads, 8mm glass pearl bead, headpins, bracelet making chain, 0.3mm tiger tail wire, side cutting pliers, round nose pliers, wire cutter pliers. cut 7 pieces of tiger... 
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Kate
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DIY Easy Colorful Raffia Bracelet

DIY Easy Colorful Raffia Bracelet
These colorful raffia bracelet is a great accessory for summer and especially for going to beaches, it can be a great gift. The supplies are raffia ribbon, 10mm end clasps, epoxy, a ruler and scissors. Cut the ribbon to your preferred length.  We cut ours to 7.25 inches for a slightly snug fit. Pour a... 
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Kate
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DIY Painted Leather Distressed Cuff

DIY Painted Leather Distressed Cuff
We’ve already told you of leather cuffs to make, here’s one more idea, a beautiful distressed piece. You’ll need a leather cuff, a stencil, Metallic Acrylic Paint, a paint brush, scrapbooking brads, an ice pick and sandpaper. Tape the stencil down centering it horizontally and vertically over your leather cuff. Using a paint brush, dab... 
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Kate
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Cute DIY Spiral Chain And Suede Bracelet

Cute DIY Spiral Chain And Suede Bracelet
What I love about suede bracelets is that there’re dozens of ways you can make them. Today we share with you one of them, which took only 15 minutes to make. Supplies that you’ll need are 13-14 inches of chain, 1 meter of suede lace, 6 jump rings, 1 lobster clasp, jewelry pliers, glue gun... 
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Irina
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Easy-To-Make DIY Painted Wood Bangles

Easy-To-Make DIY Painted Wood Bangles
These summer bracelets will perfectly highlight your outfit. So if you have almost 30 minutes, make them! You can show your creativity choosing original patterns. For this craft you will need just wood bangles, acrylic paint, painter’s tape and paint brush. First of all cut a pattern out of the painter’s tape. Then place cut... 
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DIY French Knit Bracelet With A Button

DIY French Knit Bracelet With A Button
This is a cool bracelet to make but give yourself some time if you use a French knitter for the first time. You’ll need a French knitter, a crochet hook, a tapestry needle, scissors, lightweight yarn and a button. Thread the end of the yarn through the center hole of the French knitter and out... 
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Kate
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Colorful DIY Finger Fishtail Loom Bracelet

Colorful DIY Finger Fishtail Loom Bracelet
Now you can add to your look some summer colors! For this craft you’ll need assorted loom bands and plastic S clip. Start by separating your colors into small piles in the order you wish to use them. You can use as little as one color or as many as you want! Wrap the first... 
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Nautical DIY Threaded Chain Bracelet

Nautical DIY Threaded Chain Bracelet
If you are looking how to easily make a cool bracelet with a summer feel, take chain, thread, jump rings, a clasp, scissors, a lighter and pliers. Start by measuring the chain so it fits loosely around your wrist, removing any excess. Cut a long strip of thread and tie it to the end of... 
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Kate