Can you believe this necklace was made out of key chain rings? Yeah, me neither…and I’m the one that made it! Learn how to turn super ordinary key rings into a statement necklace with my latest DIY at eHow Style, right here. I can guarantee everyone else won’t believe it, too.
My latest project at eHow style feature not one, but two versions of DIY Glitter Druzy Earrings. One pair uses a charm as normal (below), while the other pair uses the charm upside down (above). Head on over to the eHow Style blog to read the full tutorial.
Before you toss that old nail polish, put it to good use with my latest We Heart This project, a Color-Blocked Metal Necklace.
I’ve always seemed to love gradients, whether we’re talking about colors, shapes or prints. This one is no exception! For this necklace DIY, I combined my love for edgy, bold metallic shapes with feminine pearls. Supplies: – Clay Rolling Pin – Crimp Beads (at least 4) – Jewelry Clasp and Closure or Large Jump …
Excited to share a new and exclusive DIY over at Brit + Co: Statement fringe earrings made from faux leather scraps, handmade beaded triangles and liquid gilding. Click here for the project!
Take a festive spin on the marbling trend with red and white oven-bake clay! Paired with strands of chunky curb chain, you’ll have an accessory that will coordinate with your favorite holiday ensembles. Click here for my full tutorial on eHow Style’s blog.
Chevron, suede, studs, metallic…these are a few of my favorite things. I love statement designs that are bold and simple. This project uses scrap leather and a few embellishments to create an eye-catching necklace. Follow along with the tutorial below: Supplies: Scrap suede Leather hole punch 1-inch bugle beads (I used Darice Bugle Beads …
Looking for an easy and inexpensive project to make during the holiday weekend? Head over to eHow’s Style blog for my latest tutorial, an Oversized Thread Tassel Necklace. Embroidery thread is about 35 cents a skein, and you’ll only need half for this DIY; not bad for a budget-friendly project!
The first project ever posted at Studs & Pearls was the Braided Chain Bracelet – made with curb chain and embroidery thread. I have such a soft spot for it! One of my latest eHow projects is a variation of that tutorial; instead of using embroidery thread, I used scrap leather for an offbeat look. …
Sometimes, simpler is better. And I have to say, this project oozes simplicity. I love how dainty yet unique this ring is; the supplies are extremely accessible, too. What’s not to love? Supplies: – Jewelry Wire – Thin Chain (3 inches/7.5 centimeters) – 4mm Jump Rings (2) – Scissors – 3-in-1 Jewelry Pliers – Thin …
Start prepping for those holiday parties with my latest eHow DIY, Pearl Teardrop Earrings! If the pearls aren’t your thing, you can easily swap them out for a different type of bead. You can also replace the rhinestone charm with scrap chain or a charm with less sparkle. Click here for the tutorial.
