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Inspiration: 6 Gorgeous Necklace DIYs
I love these! 🙂
Happy Wednesday! Today, I’d love to share 6 great necklace DIYs made by Evgeniy Slomintsev a customer from Pandahall. They’re all something big and bold. Anyway, I’m really a sucker for this necklace styles! I love wearing eye-catching accessories. Sometimes, matching it with an ordinary T-shirt can take your whole look to next level! I hope these 6 designs with corresponding jewelry making supplies listed can give your some inspiration!
Mix Turquoise Beads Necklace
Black Bib Statement Necklace
Amazing Red Bead Bib Necklace
Multi Strand Flower Necklace
Coral Bead Jewelry and Earrings Set
Crystal Beaded Bib Necklace
btw, if you love these ideas, please do check out fancy beads at Pandahall.com. Enjoy!
DIY Kids Hair Accessories
So simple but they look fantastic!
Lovely lovely lovely…. hair barrettes, so girly… and super easy to make, right? Now get some cute colored ribbons and beads of your little girls’ favorite and a hair barrette findings. Start from one end of the barrette and do it according to the below steps, thread through beads and charms, done! I have to admit, I just want to have a try! Is it just for little girls? Oh, come on… Anyway, make one for your sweetheart for the coming Easter! She will be so happy to wear it!
PS: Personally, I think light-weighted wood beads can be more comfortable for little kids while wearing it.
Via pinterest.com
Via pinterest.com
DIY Luckly Lantern Earrings
Beautiful. I would definitely wear these! 🙂
Here is designer inspired craft that is easy and inexpensive to make. The nice thing about this particular project is that I can customize it to I liking by using whatever color beads. These DIY luckly lantern earrings take half an hour from start to finish. And you only need a few simple materials and tools which I’ve shared below. Happy crafting!
How to use up some Left-Over 5 inch squares – Quilting Tips & Techniques 179
Worth sharing! 🙂
This video shows how to use up some of those left-over 5 inch squares. We seem to accumulate left-overs, let’s use some of them up!
Tea Cosies Exhibition – The Art Tea Party
Beautiful! 🙂
I attend a knitting group most Thursday nights and back in January our group was approached to create some tea cosies to accompany an artists exhibition that would be held in the Ulster Museum. The exhibition is being held in support of Marie Curie Cancer Care, a fantastic charity who cares for people with a terminal illness. The artists tea cosies and the ones made by the knitting groups have been donated to the charity with the aim of them being sold after the exhibition with the proceeds going to back to Marie Curie.
I decided to crochet a tea cosy and after a bit of browsing online I bought a book of patterns – Tea Cozies 3 from Amazon. I wanted to do something a bit different so I started to make a butterfly tea cosy using Rowan Pure Merino wool bought specially for it. I didn’t follow the…
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2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 620 times in 2014. If it were a cable car, it would take about 10 trips to carry that many people.
