I am going to share how I made this denim necklace today. It all started when I altered my jeans... I had scraps from the bottom of the jeans. Toss? No way!
I decided to make a necklace.
First, I cut out several circles in two different sizes. Then, fold the circles in half and start sewing...
Then open the circle once, and fold it again in a different direction, so the middle part will look like a "+". You need a large circle and a small circle to make one flower. Layer them together, and then sew pearls in the middle. Make a few dark flowers (right side of the fabric), and a few light flowers (wrong side of the fabric) to give the necklace some shade and an interesting look.
I used sheer ribbon to sew the flowers on.
You could use the ribbon all the way to tie it in the back, but I decided to use chains and such to finish it off.
Ta-da!
I am loving this new necklace, the best part is that it didn't cost me much to create this. A necklace like this will make my outfit "pop", but it's not too fancy so I can wear it in everyday life, I love jewelry like that. :)
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Hi Sachiko,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these amazing and pretty demin necklace, I love it!I'll try it some day!
Thanks for hosting such fun party!
Have a wonderful week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
That is just a darling idea. Cute and not overly fussy! Love it- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI love that ruffle necklace! Thanks for the tutorial and thanks for hosting the link party!
ReplyDeleteYour jean corsage has been on my to-do list for a while. Now I have to add this necklace too :) Thank you for the party!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I have lots of scrap denim too...
ReplyDeleteLove the necklace! Gorgeous! Thank you for the tut.
ReplyDeleteI just made Grace some accessories out of denim over the Thanksgiving holiday but I didn't think about a flower necklace! How cute!
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Hi everyone,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments! It is so fun to come up with something fun with scraps. Hope you all will enjoy the tutorial. :)
GReat idea!
ReplyDeleteSandra
It is beautiful..great idea.
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Love the necklace! My daughter would love to do this project with me as a mother/daughter project. Thanks for the idea!
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Thx!
Alison Wood
What a super necklace!! I LOVE it...definitely going to try some of these SOON!!! Maybe for Christmas gifts! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI love this!
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ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this :) I pinned it to make when I have some extra denim. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteShannon @ Sewing Barefoot
What a great idea. Now to look for some jeans...thinking can replace pearls or beads with buttons....for a different look...thanks
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!! I saw this on Someday crafts and HAD to come check it out! I'm now following your blog :) Have a great week!
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Beautiful! I have tons of old jeans just waiting for a project. Thank you for the inspiration!
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Charlie
This is so pretty! I wanted to let you know that I featured this today in my "What I Bookmarked This Week" post - stop by and see (and grab a button too.)
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I have a question regarding the sewing portion. As I'm not very familiar with a sewing machine other than basic stitches. On the largest circle and once you folded it in 1/2, did you just sew a couple of stitches at the crease or along the entire length? What stitch width did you use? The second, smaller circle is where I'm really confused. Did you fold it in 1/2 then in 1/2 again and just stitch that crease? Sorry for the confusion but am one of those crafty perfectionists (I know....oxymoron ) but hate starting something and not knowing 'exactly' how to do it. Thank you for sharing. Going to embellish a lampshade and curtains by doing this.
ReplyDeleteI like your necklace very much. I shared and translated your tutorial on my Hungarian blog. Thank you!
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I love this necklace, thanks for sharing its always good to come up with new idea, I will try it.
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