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Saturday, August 22, 2015

Easy Fabric Necklaces

how to make fabric necklaces
 
These are my new fabric necklaces. To make them I used a vintage piece of fabric I got from my grandmother in law. It wasn't a piece actually - it was a sack. It showed some wear and tear in certain places, but most of it was fine. The moment I saw it I fell in love with it. I forgot to take a picture to show you the fabric, but I am having a post on my vintage fabrics coming, so you'll get to see it soon. Although the print may look deceiving - both necklaces are from the same fabric. Isn't it amazing?
 
For the bead necklace, I made the fabric beads using the tutorial I wrote about here, beaded them and did some light stitching. Then joined them with jump rings and I made (currently) my favourite necklace.
 

 
Make a fabric necklace
 
 
How to make fabric beads
 
 
For the other necklace, I cut out a part of the flowery print, pinned it onto a felt piece, stitched it all around to fix it, added some seed beads and stitching. When it was done, I cut out the excess felt, added jump rings at the side and hung it onto a metal chain.
 
 
Make a fabric necklace



Fabric necklace

 

19 comments:

  1. I love how the necklaces turned out!

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  2. I love both the necklaces - I like how the embroidery adds dimension to the bib

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  3. Very cool! You have a knack for the creative. Not sure I'd get the same results if I tried. :)

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    1. I've been crafting for ages so I mastered the skills. Thank you on the sweet comment Tammy!

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  4. You are truly talented Maya, these are so so beautiful.
    Amalia
    xo

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  5. I love these!! I seriously need to make a couple of these for my daughter and myself!

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  6. These are so pretty! The vintage fabric is sweet, I can see why you fell in live with it. Visiting from Natasha's party!
    Linda
    mysdewwhatblog

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  7. Hi Maya, you made such pretty necklaces and they will be a nice addition to an outfit. Thanks for joining and sharing this at Cooking and Crafting with J & J.
    Enjoy your day.
    Julie

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  8. These are SUPER cute!

    Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!

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  9. Nice post. I was checking constantly this blog and I am impressed.

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