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DIY Nautical Statement Red Necklace

DIY Nautical Statement Red Necklace
Nautical theme always will be trend so why not get some accessories or clothes in this style? For this project you will need 5 red valve handles, 14″ gold chain, 12 Large 15mm jump rings and flat nose pliers. Start by laying out your little wheels and figuring out what you want your pattern to be.... 
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Girlish DIY Gold And Pink Statement Necklace

Girlish DIY Gold And Pink Statement Necklace
This awesome girlish necklace will help you to make a statement this spring! I just can’t imagine a simpler jewelry piece than this one from HappyGirlyCrafty blog! Prepare 2 magnetic clasps, some metallic decorations for 10mm cord, 2 leftover pieces of cord in gold and light pink. The key to this project’s success was the... 
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Sparkly DIY Two Finger Statement Ring

Sparkly DIY Two Finger Statement Ring
This awesome DIY two finger ring will help you to make a statement and will definitely become an eye-catcher. You’ll need baking clay, 3 compression sleeves, glitter glass, golden wire. Start by warming up some clay between your hands and filling your ‘compression sleeves’ with it. When that’s done, roll the clay pieces in your... 
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Colorful And Fun DIY Rope Bracelets

Colorful And Fun DIY Rope Bracelets
Take this advice to make chic rope bracelets and look more feminine! You will need rope (about 5-6″), felt rope (about 3-4”), 2 large end caps, 4 medium barrel end caps, lobster clasp, 5 jump rings, sharp scissors, glue, kebab stick and pliers. Start by trimming your felt rope. Using the kebab stick, apply a drop of... 
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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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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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Perfect DIY Chanel-Inspired Ring To Make

Perfect DIY Chanel-Inspired Ring To Make
Chanel is high fashion but today we’ll show how you can approach to this famous brand! For this project you will need just a vintage Chanel button, wire nippers, ring form and glue. First of all using your wire nippers remove the shank from button. This may take a little while to get it nice... 
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Boho-Inspired DIY Hair Chain

Boho-Inspired DIY Hair Chain
We love hair accessories, and hope that you like them too! So today we’ll help you to look more chic with this hair chain. You will need 3-4 pieces of chain or rhinestones (each 1ft), jump rings, hair combs, jewelry pliers and chain cutter. First, cut chain and lay down how you would like it... 
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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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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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