The other day in Express I spotted a necklace I just had to have!! At $50 it would be splurge for a piece I would only wear on occasion. So I refrained, but thought...maybe I could DIY it?
While at the craft store I bought some beads knowing I could return them if things… didn’t work out so well for me in jewelry making. I spent $10 on beads $4 on findings (the things that connect the beads) and $ .70 on string to connect the necklace. I used needle nose pliers I had at home to construct the piece…… and after one snowed-in afternoon I had my necklace…and $35 to put towards another project!
Of course I am already thinking of where to put that savings..... I found some wedges online at DSW with some fabulous bead work on the top strap.
At $80/pair... I wonder if I could re-create this look with some inexpensive wedges and beads???
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This is beautiful.. and as I walk through each of your DIY posts.. you are very talented. All of your creations are so beautiful and classy!! Love it.
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