And the coolest thing? I've worn it three times, and received compliments every time! Thank you, Pinterest (and Sally J Shim)!
Have you ever made anything you discovered on Pinterest? They say that imitation is the highest form of flattery. I know I'd be jumping over the moon if I saw one of my DIYs attempted by someone else! Have you ever tried one of my DIYs? I'd love to know (and see pictures)!!
My boyfriend, Joe, is visiting from VA this weekend, and I'm planning some fun, unusual dates. I can't wait....!
Have a blessed weekend!
till Monday,
Rebecca
It's super cute! I have made recipes from Pinterest many times but never jewellery. The recipes there are crazy awesome sometimes! Love the necklace!
ReplyDeleteOh that necklace is so cool! What a fun idea. I have such a list of project I want to make from pinterest, but I haven't had the chance to make any yet...
ReplyDeleteI told myself just this week I need to start making and stop pinning! I love your DIY and hope you have a very fun weekend with your special guy!
ReplyDeleteOh, how lovely! Good old, Pinterest.
ReplyDeleteHope you and the boy have a fab weekend!
xo.
This is totally adorable! I've made a couple of things from Pinterest and they were tons of fun.
ReplyDeleteHave a GREAT weekend with Joe! <3
I'd totally rock that bad boy!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great weekend with Joe! :) I've never tried one of your DIYs but I've been on the lookout for a wooden tray to paint gold stripes on it!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! Love it!
ReplyDelete~Sara
sarastrauss.blogspot.com
I love the combo of the wood and metal! I'm not usually one for the DIY, but this might be worth making since I have the supplies too!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love this DIY :)
ReplyDeletevery pretty! have fun!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! Awesome job =)
ReplyDelete- Sarah
http://agirlintransit.blogspot.com
What a lovely necklace! Don't you love Pinterest?
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your blog! I just added you to my reader!
gilead in bloom
I love this necklace! I'm a huge fan of oversize beads.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Just discovered your blog and it's officially my new daily favourite - thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh, so in love! I will be attempting this tomorrow (maybe even tonight!) - I'll be sure and post pictures and link back to your blog (which I love by the way, it's such a happy corner of the internet here!)
ReplyDeleteAdorable and so easy to make! hope you're having a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteSo simple and so fantasticly lovely. I have been wanting to die some wooden beads to work with!
ReplyDeleteI just made a table runner out of burlap that I saw on pinterest. I was ridiculously proud of myself, and you should be too! Gorgeous necklace!
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you got compliments! Such a cute necklace. :-)
ReplyDeletethe only DIY i've ever done was because i was desperate, and you introduced me to pinterest and saved the day :) DIY's usually intimidate me, but these little chocolate nests really are as easy as she says, and they taste delicious!!! http://www.howdoesshe.com/the-most-beautiful-baby-shower-ever . thanks for helping me impress everyone at the baby shower with these treats, via the pinterest intro! :)
ReplyDeletei just found a pretty little wooden necklace on etsy that i'd love to re-create, and now this tutorial!
ReplyDeletequestion though- how did you secure the ends? just tie? i stand at hobby lobby sometimes trying to figure out how to attach the necklace claps to larger strands of twine/rope.
Thanks! -becca
Wow! I super love this necklace3 and thanks for the tutorial. I am a fashion lover and jewelry buyer too. I used to combine my fashion and fabulous jewelry to enhance my look! This is cool. I'll try to make it soon!
ReplyDeleteSally J Shim is so amazing! They have very creative ideas! I love how they mix wood, metal, and bullion bars on their products.
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