First, I would like to say how thankful I am to the men and women who have served and who currently serve our great nation! :) ...and a big thank you to all of you who have family in the military! You are rock stars!
We all have a ton of long necklaces that have seen better days. Don't retire them just yet. Give them a face lift by simply adding some ribbon and embellishments. It's super simple and EXTREMELY versatile! Take a look!
Here's the finished product:
And here's how I got there:
So what do you think? I think the best part is that you aren't actually changing the first necklace. You're just making it better...and you can always change it back by removing the ribbon!
Monday, May 31, 2010
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Wow what a fun idea! Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial! :)
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So cute!! I love this idea!
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Great idea, fun way to change up necklaces into something new, I like the asymetrical look. Thanks for visiting my blog! :)
ReplyDeletelove this!! i have quite a few older necklaces that could use an update. thanks for sharing this :)
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Great project! I love everything I have seen so far-that mural is beautiful! Thanks for sharing Erin!
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What a great idea- it really modernizes the look! Thanks for posting.
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SO CUTE!Love it! I found you through Hope studios-I am now a follower!
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This is adorable! Thanks so much for sharing:) Found you through Tea Rose Home, by the way!
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Really pretty! I love that you can switch it around so it looks like a different necklace. Great job!
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blessings
barbara jean
sometimes the simplest ideas are the best! thanks for sharing. I love how you organized the tutorial too.
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Beautiful necklaces, I love the aqua one! I'm diggin your blog and following you now! :o) Keep up the awesome posts, can't wait to see what you do next
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the share! I just recently found this site that has tons of beautiful ribbons for sale and have been looking for a reason to buy some. Thankfully I found this :)! I am curious though as to what size ribbon you ended up using. Was that 3/4's of an inch?
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