Bulky jewelry diy

When you're working with bulky stringing materials, you need to look for ways to finish them off. These 8 ideas cover a range of different ways you can neatly and professionally finish them so that you can attach a clasp.

This easy crocheted necklace takes only a few minutes to make, and uses just a simple single chain stitch. Learn more at my blog....

Here and there, we’ve covered some of the amazing ways that beaders can create their own components using materials like polymer clay and e...

Chunky necklace

I’ve gotten hooked on crafting different bracelets this summer and these Beaded Braid ones are my current favorites. I first saw them on Pinterest and followed the link back to Honestly WTF,…

This Crochet Chain Link Scarf is made using Pam Perkins' pattern {Infinity Puzzle Bracelet}. By adding more/less links in different colours you can customize this scarf in a million different ways.

I've found that a great solution to the "I have nothing to wear" complex is adding the right accessories. And the quickest and cheapest way to do that is to repurpose something I already have on hand. Back around 2005 we were all wearing long beaded necklaces that hung down to our belly buttons. Nowadays, the cycle of accessory fashion has rotated back around to short and chunky. Trendy statement necklaces are layered and rest above the breastbone. For this quickest of projects I repurposed…

"The Braided Breeze Necklace + Belt was inspired by Ankara rope accessories. It's a quick project to make in an evening with a bulky weight yarn, or doubling some worsted weight yarn. Get started today to have an easy to make accessory that elevates your style no matter how it's worn. This accessory looks great with dresses, tanks and pants for date night or just because. Drape the chains across your shoulders to show off your top, or rotate the chains to hang in the front and back to show…