Simple cercle brisé Pendentif plaque bleu et par TheBrokenPlate
Celine Inspired Knot Bracelet
I have been lusting over the Celine Knot bracelet for months and have been extremely unlucky in finding it. I figured it was time to get over it by making something similar while hunting down other autumn necessities. Given my current color obsession I decided to get adventurous and not just go for a metallic version. Inspiration My DIY version You will need: - polymer clay - a jar or thick glass bottle - an oven (:p) - acrylic colors or spray paint (optional) The jar or glass bottle will determine the size of the bracelet so pick one with a diameter close to that of your wrist. Turn on your oven adjusting the temperature according to your clay's instructions. Roll your clay into a tube approx. 1 inch longer than the diameter of your wrist. Softly pull the two ends so that you tighten the knot. Get your jar and wrap the bracelet(s) around it. Carefully remove the jar from the oven and let the bracelets cool. Once they have cooled you can use acrylics or spray paint to color them. xoxo
DIY Fiche créative Fabriquer un bijou en carton
Laissez vous guider par l'Atelier Chez Soi pour créer des bijoux en carton, grâce à un tutoriel gratuit ! Un résultat surprenant à partir du matériau de prédilection de l'Atelier Chez Soi : le carton ondulé ! Ce matériau recyclé qui permet toutes les fantaisies, permet aussi de créer des bijoux colorés et très légers à porter ! Faites-vous plaisir !!! Ce tutoriel est divisé en 2 étapes : Partie 1 : Réalisation des perles en carton Partie 2 : Assemblage du pendentif Ce tutoriel vous permet de réaliser un pendentif à partir de carton ondulé recyclé, de rubans et de quelques perles et strass. Et si ce tutoriel vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à laisser un petit message ci-dessous ! Vous voulez voir d'autres tutoriels, cliquez sur les vignettes : La Boîte en carton Le Sapin en carton
How To Tuesday: My Sweet Josephine.
28Jun/11 After seeing Kristin's friendship bracelet giveaway on Idle Wife, I've hauled out my old bracelet books and thread from when I was a kid. Naturally I've been furiously making all sorts of bracelets. After making six friendship bracelets in two days I decided I needed a new pattern. Following an extensive google session I found these beautiful recycled t-shirt bracelets and vowed to make them my own. And now you can too! All you need is... 2 pieces of fabric about 18 x 6 inches Scissors Pliers 2 ribbon clamps (found at Michaels) 2 jump rings 1 clasp Cut 2 pieces of fabric from your t-shirt about 18 x 6 inches. Make a loop with the first scrap and lay it over top of the second. Take that end and alternate weaving it under and over the remaining fabric lengths. Pair up the ends of fabric and wrap it snugly around your wrist. And there you have it!
Craft Fairs & Jewelry Displays
Howdy Everyone! Let me tell you about this fabulous craft fair that I visited early this month. the McCarren Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. There were free stuff like magazines & buttons... Live music... A photo booth... Craft workshops... And over 300 booths of spectacular crafts from clothes to jewelry to home goods, bags and paper products! Craft fairs & flea markets are on my "To Do" List this summer, but as a shopper rather than booth owner for now. Blah: empty rolls of tissue & paper towels. Find the center of an empty paper towel roll then make a hole using a pair of scissors or craft knife. Insert one end of another empty paper towel roll into the hole and secure with hot glue. Make several in different heights. Cover neatly with felt or fabric. Mount on a thin yet sturdy piece of wood with hot glue. To keep it from being wobbly, I did a sandwich system from the bottom up: wood + glue + small piece of cardboard {directly under the paper towel roll} + glue + felt + paper towel roll. TADA!
DIY: Pearl Bracelet | Cutediys
I absolutely love handmade jewelry! The great thing about making jewelry is that you can personalize the colors according to your taste. I decided to experiment by combining a braided bracelet and some beads and this is what I ended up with. Of course, you can easily change around the beads by size, color, etc. Materials: Embroidery Thread/String (can be found here), Beads (here) Directions: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Related
Dominante Orange | Béatrice de
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DIY | Bottle Bracelet
It seems like forever since I did an upcycle DIY project, so I'm very excited to share this new one with you! It's a pretty low cost and easy tutorial, and I personally really loved making it! The fun part is that you can alter it to your own taste, so please share your creations I would love to see them! Have fun upcycling! Supplies: Plastic Bottle | Bracelet chain | Hoop Rings | Pliers | Scissors | Nailpolish | Pen/Marker | Big Sewing Needle 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. All done! ** You can also make small hearts, triangles etc. and adjust it to your own taste!
ERIKA LAUREN DESIGN
Leather bracelet tutorial by lebenslustiger.com, Anleitung für ein Lederarmband von Lebenslustiger.com
It is really fall now over here in northern Germany. The last days have been very stormy and the beautiful leaves are dancing in the wind. Winter is near and I was longing to make a leather bracelet with a bit more substance - a bit more chunky with a thicker leather. Can't wait to wear it with my favorite cozy wool knits! Lucky me there is a leather shop in our small town near by. It's been there for over 25 years and i think, that is amazing with shops popping up and closing down every few monts these days. They custom make leather goods - mostly pants I guess and obviously do a great job. So from time to time I go visit and the lady let's me sniff thru their scrap bins. Not for free though - it is business! Sometimes she charges very little for my finds sometimes I have to swallow before taking out my wallet. We NEVER discuss the prices - it seems "not right" to me to do so - It would feel rude. I'm not sure if she is aware of sometimes charging me much and sometimes charging little. Happy Day,
