Supplies:
Dupioni Silk Fabric - 1/4-1/2 yard in each color (Joann's or etsy!
Wooden spheres - Varying sizes (found in wood aisle of Hobby Lobby sold by the bag)
Needle and Thread (optional)
Directions:
1. Cut fabric in strips wide enough to cover wooden spheres once over and a little more to give. (4-6 inches depending on size), and the length of the yard.
2) Twist and wrap a knot 4-6 inches from edge of your fabric.
3) Add a sphere, wrap around and twist to knot. Repeat desired amount of times. If your necklace is longer you will need to stitch to lengths together.
Optional: Add gold jump rings around each knot for additional glam.
*Edges will fray so trim at the ends or spray fray check!
Very simple and a very fun statement. Gift these to your accessory loving friends!
Would love to see pics if you make them!
P.S. Check out Design Love Fest today for the scoop on Blogshop ATL and pics of the decor results. (Love those girls:))
P.S. Check out Design Love Fest today for the scoop on Blogshop ATL and pics of the decor results. (Love those girls:))


















this is awesome, Anna!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project, and love seeing how you interpreted the inspiration shot!
ReplyDeleteThey look so neat! Great DIY for such a fun piece.
ReplyDeleteI am totally going to make some. They're so fun! I think they could be a great gift for my nieces.
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Your DIY version is so perfect! It looks JUST like the inspiration photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty !!! I'm totally doing this !
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so clever! xx
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This is lovely! I just adore the bright punchy colors. Hope you're set for a great weekend. I've got holiday crafting in store. :)
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool! It's kind of like part scarf, part necklace. I actually think I can handle this DIY!
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Great DIY. Love the color combo.
ReplyDeleteSo colourful. I adore this sort of jewellery.xx
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. And bet you could make the same into bracelets as well...
ReplyDeleteI am making some gifts this year, and this is a great idea! I might just have to try it!
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So pretty. And I love the rich, saturated colors you picked. I might have to use this idea for a few xmas gifts this year!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
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Oh I love those necklaces!!
ReplyDeletethis is very pinable!
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