I found these crystals today at the thrift store I think they came off an old chandelier. But I have seen similar ones at the craft store or even at the bead store. This necklace is so simple and fun to make.
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Trace around the crystal and cut fabric. |
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Paint the crystal with Mod Podge and place the fabric pretty side down on the crystal then paint over it with more Mod Podge. |
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Let dry. The Mod Podge will dry clear. Then poke a hole through the fabric with something sharp like a finishing nail or thumb tack. |
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Use a jump ring or make your own out of wire like I did here and put on your favorite chain. |
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I cant pick a favorite, I love them all! |
I am giving one of these fabulous necklaces away!! Check out "First GIVEAWAY ever" on the side bar.

5 comments:
Super Cute Nicole!! What a great idea to use crystals from a chandelier!
These are lovely! I don't know which I like best. I guess it is ALL of them! Thanks for sharing!
these are adorable :) thanks for sharing this tutorial!!
you made that? it came out great!! Thanks for linking it up to our Wicked awesome wed link party.
Very lovely & simple!
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