DIY Jewelry

DIY Crochet Leather Tassel Bracelet

DIY Crochet Leather Tassel Bracelet
It’s spring, time to renovate everything, including your style, so it’s a great time to make a couple of new accessories to look stunning. Let’s make a this awesome bracelet, the supplies are 0.5 mm leather cording, 4 hole latch clasp, tassels, jump rings, 2.75 mm crochet hook, 3.50 mm crochet hook and jewelry pliers.... 
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Kate
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DIY Geometric Gilded Pendant From Clay

DIY Geometric Gilded Pendant From Clay
I just can’t get enough of cool geometric jewelry! Here’s one more minimalist and stylish idea from TheHomeSteady blog, prepare oven-baking clay, a sharp knife, a 1.5″ eye pin, gold leaf paint and a little paint brush, painters tape. Cut off one section of the clay from the rest. Insert the eye pin into the... 
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Super Easy And Quick DIY Beaded Diamond Bracelet

Super Easy And Quick DIY Beaded Diamond Bracelet
This sweet and simple beaded bracelet use just a few seed beads and some thread and is finished with a sliding knot, thanks to EmmaRuthJones blog for sharing it with us! You will need 1.5m of S-Lon thread, 16x size 6 or 7 seed beads, scissors, a ruler, superglue and tape. Cut two 50cm lengths... 
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DIY Statement Necklace For Everyday Wear

DIY Statement Necklace For Everyday Wear
This statement necklace, that Forthemakers blog had shared with us, is perfect for everyday wear. You’ll need wax paper, jewelry pliers, vintage brass plates, silver cable chain, lobster clasp, jump rings, e6000 glue, vintage pacman glass cabochons, square rhinestones in settings. Open the tube of glue and place a pea size amount on the wax... 
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Kate
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Awesome And Easy To Make DIY Spike Cuffs

Awesome And Easy To Make DIY Spike Cuffs
This project will be a perfect DIY for beginners cause it’s very easy-to-make and you can create chic spike cuffs very fast. For this project you will need just glue, cuff bracelet form and studs. First of all carefully apply glue to the back of one stud. Then apply smack in the middle of the... 
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DIY Wrapped Metallic Thread Bracelet

DIY Wrapped Metallic Thread Bracelet
Are you ready to make bling?! Let’s make this awesome bracelet! You’ll need a wood bangle, DMC Metallic Embroidery Floss, acrylic paint, a foam paint brush, craft or fabric glue, scissors. Depending on your color choices, you may want to paint your bangle in a complimentary to minimize any peeks of wood through the floss.... 
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Kate
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Perfect DIY Jump Ring “Coil” Bracelet

Perfect DIY Jump Ring “Coil” Bracelet
This bracelet looks very difficult to make, but it’s not true! It’s actually just a ton of jump rings. You will need glue, 300 or so 10 mm brass jump rings, clasp, two brass barrel end caps and rope. Begin by using a little glue to add your first end cap. Let it dry for... 
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Delicate DIY Wire Felt Bead Necklace

Delicate DIY Wire Felt Bead Necklace
Today we’ll make a super cute and easy necklace with your own unique bead with wire and felt. You don’t have to be an experienced jewelry maker to create these stunning necklaces so grab a couple of your friends for some fun crafting, and let’s get started. Thee supplies are bead chain, gold wire, merino... 
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Kate
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Stylish DIY Button Pendant Necklace

Stylish DIY Button Pendant Necklace
Got a couple of old buttons? Let’s give them a second life with these necklaces! You’ll need normal-sized buttons, 14 mm cabochon trays, E6000 glue, wire cutters, jump rings and a necklace chain. First, look for some buttons the same size as your cabochon tray. After choosing your button, proceed to cut the shank behind... 
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DIY Fishbone Chain Crystal Bracelet

DIY Fishbone Chain Crystal Bracelet
This bracelet is very beautiful and look unusual; to make one you’ll need gold fishbone chain, sew-on crystal jewels, jumprings & clasp, a wire cutter & jewelry pliers. Measure the fishbone chain to fit tightly around your wrist. Then split that piece into two longer and two shorter pieces. Using the pliers and jumprings, attach... 
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