I love the simplicity of this river rock choker from Jenny Hoople of Authentic Arts over on papernstitch. She’s included how to make your own jump rings and resources for getting river stones with holes already drilled in them.
By Andrew Waser and Michele Lanan Wood has great potential for use as jewelry. It’s lightweight, easy to work with, abundant, and, as a natural material, it possesses near-infinite diversity. Wood also lends itself quite well to reuse. Gorgeous pieces can come from the most seemingly unlikely sources: a scrap of old hardwood flooring, a […]
If you need a little taste of warmer weather to carry along with you this winter, Heidi from Speckless has just the thing. Head over to her site to get the complete pattern and instructions for making her darling crocheted pear pendant. The mini pear looks great as a necklace, but they might also make […]
Everyone needs a bit of sparkly bling for the holidays. Sometimes it can get pricey to get something you like, but with the Holiday Ring you can make something festive and fun for a fraction of the cost.
Instructables user, emilygracedavis, shares her tutorial for making these Angry Birds earrings. She uses a bake-able clay to shape them, and while the tutorial is for the red birds, it would be easy to modify for any of your favorite Angry Birds characters.
Jenni of I Spy DIY shares a tutorial for making these cute wrapped rhinestone earrings. They’d be a perfect match to these wrapped bracelets.
This spider web necklace from Margot Potter might be a few years old, but it’s still stunningly beautiful and looks like it would be fun to make and would be quite the show stopper at a Halloween party. Get the full how-to over on her blog. Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to […]
