Anyone who is a frequent visitor of this here blog, may have noticed that
I ♥ jewelry!
I've been making a lot of my own jewelry lately.
Its awesome cuz now I have so many pieces to choose from and I haven't broken the bank.
I ♥ jewelry!
I've been making a lot of my own jewelry lately.
Its awesome cuz now I have so many pieces to choose from and I haven't broken the bank.
Let me show you how I made this fab necklace pendant.
This is the same type of necklace that I gave away on my 100 follower post.
Here is what you'll need:
Wooden squares
Scrapbook paper
Mod Podge
Hardening epoxy glaze
Bail
Glue (super or gorilla)
I started with some wooden squares. (Any shape wooden piece would work for this.)
Here is what you'll need:
Wooden squares
Scrapbook paper
Mod Podge
Hardening epoxy glaze
Bail
Glue (super or gorilla)
I started with some wooden squares. (Any shape wooden piece would work for this.)
Next I cut out my square of paper and mod podged them to the squares.
Give them a couple coats and let it dry completely.
Give them a couple coats and let it dry completely.
Wow, super cool and easy. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteI was blog hopping tonight and I can't even remember how I got here...but I'm glad I did because you have a fabulous blog! I'll be featuring it as "New Craft Blog" for the next few days! LOVE, LOVE the name of your blog!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find the bails and necklace? That is the part I am having trouble with! :(
ReplyDeleteoooo...so excited to have found you! Definitely gonna add you to my blogroll!
ReplyDeleteI got the bails and necklace at Hobby Lobby. . . I get almost EVERYTHING at Hobby Lobby! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! So much easier than I thought!
ReplyDelete-Becca @ The Bee Zoo
I have been wondering how to do this! Thanks for the tut!
ReplyDeleteFunny... I have made one for most every outfit too. Once you find out just how easy this is to create its hard not to go crazy. I like putting mine on suede or leather cording, its always so easy to find.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
ADORABLE! I love it! Thanks for the tuturial! So nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI found you from Ucreate! Your blog is inspiring and FUN!
Come join the fun and enter my drawing and Gift certificate to my etsy shop!
Have a great weekend!
Love, Brenda
Great blog! I found you on New Friend Friday! I'm a new follower! Stop by for a visit http://singingthreelittlebirds.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThese are darling! i love pendant necklaces! love the pattern's you've chosen! Thanks so much for dropping by Sweet Charli this week! :)
ReplyDeleteThes look fabulous! Was wondering - could we feature these in my June Get Crafty?! The theme is "ManMade" and i think pendants are perfect for that!
ReplyDeleteHere is Nature Get Crafty as a reference. http://redtedart.wordpress.com/2010/06/01/get-crafty-june-2010-inspired-by-nature/
And stop by to grab a button!
Maggy x
These are so cute. I wouldn't have thought to use wood as a pendant base.
ReplyDeleteLove the pendants! Fabulous! Okay what type of glaze are you using . . HL has too many to choose from. Your's looks like it might be an apoxy . . . what aisle are you in at HL? Great blog too!!
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Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to the Mad Skills party!
These are great! I'll have to give them a try. I really love your patterns.
ReplyDeleteHello! I love these too! I have been wanting to try them myself but I am scared to go to Hobby Lobby. It can be a very dangerous place. LOL I am stopping by for Monday Marketings. Come stop by if you get a chance. I am looking for sponsors Blogmania and Blog Fest if you are interested. Have a wonderful week!
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Wow, these pendants are so pretty. It looks very complicated but your instructions are simple. I love jewelry too! Great creativity! Eveshouse.blogspot.com
ReplyDeletewow.. easy to make but PRETTY!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing :)
cheers,
puri
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i wanted to let you knnow i featured your craft today- i love it - thanks so much for sharing - Jamee from jameehomemaker.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI've always been intimidated by making jewelry - it seems so complicated and I never know what any of the supplies are...anyhow, you make this look so easy that I'm going to step out on a limb and go for it! Thanks for the kick in the pants!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute and looks so easy! DD and I will have to give this a try. Thanks for posting.
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