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| Fabric Necklaces. Love. |
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| Easy to make, materials are cheap, and the necklace is so light weight you don’t even know that you are wearing it! Hello Christmas gifts idea! |
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| Grab fabric scrapes for the necklace front. For these necklaces I used pieces of a quilt top. |
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| Cut into any shape you love. |
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| Pick a thicker sturdier piece of fabric for the back and cut into same shape. |
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| You can either hand sew or machine sew your two circle pieces together. I would suggest using embroidery floss is you are going to hand sew. |
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| I sew several times around the circle on the edge. The sloppier the better! Gives it that handmade look! |
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| Not sure what the name of this is, but grab it if you have it. If you don’t it is not necessary. |
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| Cut a tiny hole at the top of you circle. |
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| Poke the tool though the small hole and then put the round thing on top. Squeeze the tool hard. Boy it would really help if I knew what this thing was called. No time to google, I have a pizza that will be delivered shortly!! |
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| Grab some split rings. |
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| I made these out of fabric scrapes last spring. |
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| These were made out of burlap scrapes!
Enter to Win!! |
My name is Angela Statzer and I love to incorporate just about anything into my artwork. Ranging from recycled materials, vintage items, wood, jewelry, other people’s junk, buttons and fabric, my style is fun and diverse. You can find me smiling at any yard sale, thrift store or flea market. I am a momma to two amazing kids and wife to one hot husband. 
These are fantastic.
Teresa
so cute!
watsonthebug@bellsouth.net
I am always really inspired by your post! Thanks for sharing and for such a great giveaway.
creativequilter1 @ gmail.com
http://www.lameinbothfeet.blogspot.com
ooh ooh ooh. pick me. pick me.
such a great idea. gonna share with my girls…
love you, sweet angela!
oh yeah
tracygrubbs@gmail.com
I would love a new necklace that my little man can't destroy!
koenemann@cablespeed.com
P.S. The round things are eyelets and the tool is an eyelet setter.
Hey Angela!!! I miss seeing your smiling face!!
Love these necklaces and I hope to make a few for gifts….but I certainly hope I win one of yours!!
Love you girl.
Jenny Stein
jenstein64@gmail.com
Really cute!
bethmbaker@gmail.com
cute and easy! Love them…
So fun!
Anitra
LeeLuCreations@yahoo.com
LOVE this idea….
angiehite@gmail.com
maybe i could even sew that….hmm nah, would rather win one instead! =) baldwash@gmail.com
Amazingly cute! I love these!
blondethegr8@gmail.com
yes, please!! sew cute!
careygordon@earthlink.net
Love these…I cannot sew a lick however am tempted by the simplicity of these…and the beauty! Thanks for sharing your ideas! ~Connie
cmh esh at yahoo dot com
These are just darling!
I think that word you were searching for is grommet (?). What a fun idea!
Cute. wsolari242 at msn dot com
Cute,simple,and kitchy. I even have a few little quilt pieces.Thanks for the tutorial!
Super cute!!! I'd love to win and flaunt one of these!
Hana
http://www.featherednestphoto.com
http://www.hanalynch.blogspot.com
stellagirl4962@bellsouth.net would love to win! They are great.
Jackie
So cute!!! You make me want to craft all the time.
rockytopboxer@gmail.com
(raegan)
I saw these necklaces on Pinterest and wanted to stop by and tell you how cute they are! Thanks for sharing…I love them!
Hi Marie!
Thank you so much! They are so much fun to make!!
lots of love
Angela
wow, can’t believe I missed this. My birthday is Dec 11. oh well…still want to say I love this idea. My son is active duty and every time he is deployed I make him a quilt. I am going to use this idea (if you don’t mind) to make myself something with all the scraps I have been saving til I could figure out what to do with them. They are not big enough to make a quilt but would work great for this. Please let me know if it is OK to use your idea. I would have 4 and could link them into a bracelet or necklace. Thank you for sharing.
What a great idea, I just love it !!! Thanks for sharing it and I think that I will see my fabric little pieces from a different angle
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oooh, the creativity never ends. if it were not for pinterest, i would never have discovered you! thanks for sharing the tutorial.
HI Eileen!
So glad you stopped by! Don’t you just loveeeeeeeee Pinterest!?! I don’t know what I would do without it!
lots of love
Angela