fabric button necklace

So cute and really vintage looking...I love that! Check them out at Very Purple Person.

old purse makeover

What great ideas, and I love the color. Check them out at At Second Street.

t-shirt necklace

This is very cool and I honestly can't wait to try one out today. Check it out at IS*LY.

rolled fabric flower bib necklace

I have wanted to make a necklace like this forever and finally got the chance this last week. I tried to put together a tutorial that will hopefully to helpful to anyone else interested in these pretty little beauties.

Supplies:
fabric strips
felt
glue gun
necklace chain

First step is to roll all of your fabric flowers. I used this tutorial found at made by the mama monster.

Next, cut felt circles and hot glue them to the back of each fabric rose to give it more sturdiness.

Cut a cresent shape out of your felt which will be used as your base for your fabric flower necklace.

Arrange your flowers on the felt to create a pattern that is desirable to you.

Take your glue gun and glue down all of your flowers to the base piece of felt.

The back will look something like this. Not perfectly beautiful but no one is looking at this side.

Lastly, take your piece of necklace chain and hot glue to the back. Then glue a felt circle over the chain to hold in even more securely in place. Make sure that the chain is long enough so that the necklace can fit over your head.

Pretty necklace that will make you feel oh so beautiful.

Knit Bangles

I saw these Knit Bangles on dear cjane and fell in love with them. They come in six different colors and are $12.00 each. Not that bad for a fun and unique piece of jewelry. You can purchase them at kellymccaleb's etsy shop here.

resin rings

Very cool!! Everything that I have been looking at the last month my mind goes straight to the person that I could make it for...with these rings, I thought ME :) Check it out at Little Birdie Secrets.

3 fun projects

This morning when I stopped by Ucreate...my favorite blog to check in the morning. I saw all three of these projects that I loved. I thought I would share all of them with all of you...here we go!


Adorable washer ornaments...I am sure you have seen these washers made into necklaces but here they are put to use in another fantastic way. Check them out at Nannygoat.


Of course I am a sucker for any fancy necklace with pearls and flowers and whatever else can make it look fancy. Love this Anthropologie look alike and you can make your own by checking out Infarrantly Creative.

And then I had to save these little cuties for last. I love, love, love this little dolls and want to make tons of my own. Check them out at Homemade by Jill where you can also find a free pattern...thank you!!

wrapped yarn bracelet

My little girls would love these (and I wouldn't mind one as well) and they seem super easy to make. Check them out at Infarrantly Creative.

washer necklace

Love these!! You can have some of your own just visit Crafty Chicks and learn how to here.

friendship bracelets

Have you noticed that friendship bracelets are back. I have seen them in a lot of the cute little boutiques. These are the best because you can make them with your kids and both of you can enjoy the finished product. Here is an easy tutorial from makingfriends.com.

fabric necklace

What a fun necklace. I love that it is simple but so colorful at the same time. Check it out here by Rhonna DESIGNS.

big flower necklace

I have seen these big flower necklaces at all of the boutiques and LOVE them to pieces. Yeah, that I now know how to make one myself, and so do you...check out the tutorial on ...love Megan.

wool-wrapped bangles

These are super cute and would be fun to make. They require the same wrapping technique we talked about yesterday. I first saw these on One Pretty Thing which lead me to good old Martha.

fabric flower earrings

I never usually wear earrings, but maybe having a pair of these could get me to start! I love these! Happy Together has a tutorial here!

scrabble tile pendants

These pendant necklaces are absolutely adorable. What an easy way to have an awesome piece of jewelry for all of your outfits. I saw these on Make and Takes but they originally came from HomeStudio - how nice of them to give us a tutorial on how we can make some of our own.