16.4.12

DIY Necklace



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Today I decided to make a tribal inspired necklace. I bought these beads a while ago and still hadn't decided where to use them for. Since I couldn't find a proper tribal statement necklace in stores, the decision to make one myself, was made quickly.

You'll need:
Chain, beads, closure (clasp, ring), eye pins and round nose pliers.
1. Measure the length of the chain to fit around your neck.
2. Add an extra piece of chain to make it less delicate.
3. Put beads on the eye pins and fold the end around the chain to attach it.
4. Add a second row of beads, attach them with rings.
5. Put the individual eye-pin-beads together in a triangular shape.

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18 comments:

  1. la vie quotidienne16/4/12 10:50 PM

    Woowww it looks really beautiful!! Great job!! You have a lot of patience dear! ;)

    xoxo from München
    La Vie Quotidienne
    www.laviequo.com

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  2. Joana Chaves16/4/12 11:33 PM

    This is an amazing DIY, I so need to try doing a necklace like this. I just need to know where to find the material...I'm following you.


    xo Joana

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  3. Kelly { MessyDirtyHair }17/4/12 1:47 AM

    Wow this is amazing!!! You are so talented!

    Xx Kelly

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  4. sonia // daring coco17/4/12 3:45 AM

    You've inspired me to go out and try a little DIY in tribal neckpieces! Great tutorial - hopefully mine can turn out at least half as decent as the amazingness you created!

    Thank you for visiting my blog!
    Sonia
    xoxo
    http://daringcoco.blogspot.com.au/

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  5. Anonymous17/4/12 6:18 AM

    WOW you did such an amazing job!! this is gorgeous! xx,
    The Golden Girls

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  6. christian17/4/12 6:32 AM

    Hele leuke DIY!
    xo

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  7. becks17/4/12 7:43 AM

    what a fun DIY!

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  8. dimitri17/4/12 12:02 PM

    This is so pretty. That necklace is perfect. You are very creative.
    xx

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  9. Christian // fashiongentrix.com17/4/12 12:46 PM

    Mooi resultaat. Ik heb ook ooit sieraden gemaakt toen ik nog in Bali woonde. :)

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  10. by.aless17/4/12 1:20 PM

    nice! i like hand-made. ;)

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  11. Satin and Souffles17/4/12 1:51 PM

    I love the colours! Great tutorial :) Following x

    {Satin&Souffles}

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  12. Anonymous17/4/12 3:17 PM

    This necklace is amazing...I love the tribal inspiration and how much better is it that you made this yourself?! Great idea, thanks for the DIY.

    I'm really loving your blog in general, you have such fun photos/posts...and greaaaaat style (that hat from a few posts ago is to die for). Definitely following you, my dear!

    <3 Cambria
    jupefashion.blogspot.com

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  13. Anonymous17/4/12 4:07 PM

    Wow, the result looks great! I really like it :)

    Fashion in Pepperland

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  14. Rejina Tyson17/4/12 10:28 PM

    I can't believe you made that necklace yourself. It's really pretty. ;) Seeing this really makes me want to make jewelry. ;)

    You Like It? I Made It!
    http://youlikeitimadeit.blogspot.com/

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  15. Gillie18/4/12 1:48 AM

    That necklace is so beautiful, I can't believe it's homemade!

    xo Gillie

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  16. Carmen18/4/12 2:58 PM

    Wow, that looks really nice! I might try that one day :)
    xx
    www.clothesandcamera.blogspot.com

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  17. Mariel18/4/12 8:14 PM

    Cool i love it!

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