Morse code jewelry diy

A beautiful and fun craft that makes a great homemade gift!

Morse Code bracelet

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We threw a Morse Code sleepover party a couple of weeks ago and created beaded bracelets as DIY party favors. We show you how to make your own.

You have probably heard of Morse code before but most likely not in the context of jewelry design. Morse code was invented nearly 200 years ago in 1830 by Samuel F.B. Morse. It was created as a way of sending messages via a telegraph (remember that phones were not invented until 1849, and the first US patent for a phone wasn’t granted until 1876). Morse code is a series of dots and dashes which represent the letters of the alphabet. By recording the dots and dashes and then deciphering them…

This Morse Code Bracelet Galentine's Day Gift is super easy to make! You can customize the word to make it special for any friend or loved one.

Morse code jewelry is so fun! You can make something that looks simple and understated yet has a hidden message like a DIY Morse code bracelet or Morse code necklace. It's a great way to make personalized jewelry with meaningful names, initials, phrases, dates, locations, and more. Learn how to make Morse code jewelry

Easy to make Morse Code necklace with Perler Beads. The perfect secret way to wear your style. They make gifts for your friends and family.

Morse Code Beaded Wrap: This simple Morse code necklace/bracelet is an easy gift to whip up for the holidays, Mother’s Day or a friend’s birthday.

These stretchy morse code bracelets are easy to make and fun to customize! Made from seed beads and stretchy cord. Make a stack to wear today!

Morse Code bracelet for Women, Custom Best Friend gift, Hidden message, Personalized birthday jewelry for Her, Name bracelet

This tutorial shows you how to make a Morse code bracelet. It includes a Morse code chart for working out a message of your own.

I LOVE wearing jewelry that has meaning...and I LOVE for that meaning to be a little hidden...so I instantly fell in LOVE with the idea of using Morse code to make necklaces. I was inspired to make my own after seeing a Morse code necklace from COATT. Morse code is easily translatable using round beads for dots and tubular beads for dashes. These necklaces are easy to make, and simple and sweet to wear...and every time I wear mine, I think about what it means to me. You can always translate…

Morse Code Bracelet: This idea is certainly not mine. I wish it were. There are a few tutorials out there in the world wide web, but this one is set to music for your viewing pleasure. This is a great way to send out a little private message to the one you love.... o…

We love all 14 of these DIY homemade gifts that yes, you can actually make. Without a design degree or a full magazine staff either. Get to it, DIYers!