With the New Year Clean up and Organize fest I have been doing a bit of stash busting. I'm not sure who's happier about it, me or my husband. I had a bit of a collection starting of things I had plans for. You guys know all about that, right? Tell me I'm not the only one. Anyway, I've seen so many cute fabric necklaces and decided to give it a go with my stash.
I like to call her Annabelle.
Isn't she fun?! Chunkiness, bold colors/pattern and hardware all in one necklace. Ya, you're pretty much going to die when you see how easy it is!
Make Fabric Necklace
Supplies:
Fabric D ring belt
(don't have one, skip down to the bottom to make one)
Big Wooden Beads
Scissors
Cut a slit through the back side of the fabric on the belt jut below the d ring seam. Tie a knot in the opposite end of the belt where you want the beads to stop. Slide a bead in to the fabric tube through the slit all the way down to the knot. Twist your fabric and tie a knot after the bead. Add another bead and tie another knot. Continue until you have your desired look.
Fasten around your neck with the D rings. It is adjustable so you can make it the length you need with your current outfit.
Did you ever think it could be so easy to make a fabric necklace?!
No belt?
Just sew a fabric tube about 1.5 inches wide. Sew one end shut and fold the other end over a pair of D rings and sew. If you put the beads in before you sew one of the ends you won't have to cut a slit.
I would love to see if you make one!
If you like this necklace, you might also like our Tie Dye Accessories, Tshirt DIY Necklace, or our Quite a Spectacle Anthro Knock off.
If you like this necklace, you might also like our Tie Dye Accessories, Tshirt DIY Necklace, or our Quite a Spectacle Anthro Knock off.
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7 Comments:
That is really very cute! I may try it out- fun tutorials in your blog- thanks! Page from velvetonthepage.blogspot.com
I love this! Great idea! Love the d ring to attach it as well. Better than tying it!
Clever idea!
Oh my goodness!! How adorable!! I am SO going to have to make one!
I've always been curious how to make these unique necklaces! Looks great! I'd be thrilled if you came and shared your great project at the Head to Head Showdown, going on right now at www.icantstopcrafting.blogspot.com ~Jen
Oh my gosh, I remember my mom making these back in the late 80's early 90's to sell at craft fairs...she used marbles. Would you share here?
http://oneartmama.blogspot.com/2012/01/shine-on-fridays-9-and-some-fabulous.html
Very pretty! Such a great way to spruce up an outfit, and it looks so comfy to wear.
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