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Showing posts with label Jewelery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewelery. Show all posts

Thursday, September 8, 2022

Jewelry Craft Roundup

This post may contain affiliate or sponsored links. All opinions expressed are 100% my own.

Sometimes it's fun to look back on old blog posts to see what I've done in the past...because there's no way I could remember most of my adventures if they weren't photographed and written about! Today I was looking at all of the ways I've made jewelry and thought I'd sum it up some of my favorites here. 

Monday, January 20, 2014

Earrings from a Milk Jug

When I saw these earrings pinned from this shop, I knew I wanted some. When I realized they were made from milk jugs, I knew I could make my own!Earrings from a milk jug

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Monday, January 30, 2012

Paper Bead Jewelry

Who would’ve thought that from magazine pages I could make my own jewelry? I had no clue until I saw a post describing how to do just that at Hip 2 B Mom.

I loved that this was a craft that I could do at random parts of the day or while watching a show, and if I had to pause to do something else, they are easy to pick right back up…P1020955

All you need is a toothpick, a magazine with colorful pictures and a glue stick!

Monday, January 23, 2012

Heart Earrings from a Paper Clip

Since getting my ears pierced, I’ve started looking for ways I can add to my earring collection without breaking the bank. When I saw Evie S’s earrings I knew I had to make my own version…heart shaped earrings from a paper clip. These are perfect for Valentine’s Day coming up or just for a fun accessory on a random day :)P1020962

The best part of these earrings? They are made from a paper clip and thread…things almost everyone has lying around!

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Fork Bracelet

I am officially on Pinterest and while there fell in love with the bracelets I found here. Who knew forks could look so pretty?!

Anyhow, I wanted one of my own and decided to try making a fork bracelet…turns out it’s not terribly hard, though I admit I am lacking in all of the tools that could make my bracelet as pretty as the one that inspired it. P1020845

I took a regular fork (that obviously wouldn’t be too hard to bend), and used a hammer and pliers to pound the fork around a sturdy metal pole. This allowed the fork to be bent smoothly without as many kinks.P1020846

Once most of the fork was bent to the shape and size I wanted I bent the tines into the shape I wanted with my pliers and voila! All I had to do was use a dremmel tool to polish off the rough edges from the pliers and I had my own custom made bracelet made from, of all things, a fork.P1020842

I’ll be linking up to Strut Your Stuff, Show Off Your Stuff, Crafty Soiree, Feature Friday,  Get Your Brag On, Frugalicious Friday, Frugal Friday, Friday Link Party, Fancy This Friday, Friday Fun Finds, Friday Favorites, Fun Stuff Fridays, Make it Great Monday, and Friday Frolic.