I’m prepping for a shoot this morning, that involves me being just about up to my eyeballs in popsicles. Are you getting weird visual from that? Because I am.
But popsicles aside, I wanted to pop in and share a necklace tutorial that I just created for Momtastic. Now, I know what you’re thinking…Â Brittni, you just posted a necklace DIY last week silly. And that is very true. BUT this one is different from the last AND, as I mentioned in that post, I am pretty obsessed with this particular kind of jewelry.
So… I feel like it’s warranted. Fingers crossed that you agree.
Check out the full tutorial on Momtastic.
What are you up to today? Any big plans in your neck of the woods?
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Simple and beautiful! Going to try it later 🙂
Sarah LusbyThis is really pretty. I love chunky beaded jewellery like this x
HannahI love simple jewelry with something small to make it pop. I am not big on the statement pieces so this is perfect for me.
BookwormParentSuch a simple idea! I’ve been looking at DIY jewellery for a while now and a lot of it looks super complicated and overwhelming. This might be a nice gateway into the wonderful world of jewellery DIY-ing!!
megs
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Brilliant idea! It looks super lovely and I would totally wear it 🙂
Katrina Sophia
Katrina SophiaI love this type of necklace; looks so beautiful!
Monique | WritingMoniqueI love how fun this looks to make and I’m definitely not a DIYer. I’m fairly certain my 4 yr old will never want to stop making necklaces if I show her this. It’s such a cute idea though and would make great gifts for the younger crowd.
CorinnaThis is so beautiful and yet simple! I love it! And that stick for painting the beads = genius! I think my girls and I will be crafting some necklaces this coming weekend!
Becky @dempsterlogbookI loved your tutorial on Momtastic. I’ve really been into making and wearing DIY necklaces lately, and I really loved the different ways that you painted the wooden beads. I’m definitely going to try the washi tape idea.
-Helen
Helenhttp://www.sweethelengrace.com
So super cute and such a great way to use left over polish!
Stephanie RHow fun is this!! I love the wood and color combination!
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PaperbloomingCute! Love it.
RaquelThis necklace looks fabulous! I love how you’ve applied colour using nail varnish. What a simple idea and it looks extra special on the wooden beads. Love it!
Emma Jayne x
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