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eHow diy: Knotted Chain Necklace

I’m loving my latest project for eHow Style: a Knotted Chain Necklace, made with leftovers from past projects. I’m constantly trying to condense my supplies and use up remnants, something that is an ongoing process for any crafter. No two Knotted Chain Necklaces will be alike; the different metal finishes and chain types create an …

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diy: Criss Cross Leather and Chain Bangle

It’s been a while since I’ve made any additions for my collection of arm candy. I’ve been wanting to experiment with flat aluminum wire that I’ve had in my stash, so I decided to use leather and chain to create an eye-catching mix of textures. Step-by-step, below!   Supplies:– Scissors – 3-in-1 Jewelry Pliers – …

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eHow diy: Chevron Wire Necklace

Lately, I’ve been really digging simplicity in all facets of my life. This has started to show in my projects, including the Chevron Wire Necklace that I recently made for the eHow Style blog. I love how dainty and minimalist it is. To check out the tutorial, click here!Xo, Kirsten

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eHow diy: Mixed Media Tassel Necklace

Make a statement with this project I created for eHow Style’s blog! This Mixed Media Tassel Necklace combines multiple elements and textures, letting you customize it to your heart’s desire. I went with a jewel tone theme and metal beads, but you can use whatever fits your taste. Visit eHow Style for the tutorial, right …

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diy: Barbed Wire Bracelet

By now, it’s pretty obvious that I tend to lean towards the edgier, sometimes strange elements of creativity. This project is right up that alley, using minimal supplies to create bracelet that emulates the look of barbed wire. Part of me thinks back to my angsty, teenage emo kid days, but the other part of …

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diy: Spiked Pearl Necklace

The simplest ideas are always my favorite. In this project, I used a cone bead cap to emulate the look of a spiked pearl. This is a great beginner DIY. See how I made it, right this way:  Supplies: – 3-in-1 Jewelry Pliers – Large Pearl Bead (Connected with a jump ring) – Bead Cone …

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