Hi friend!
How do you do? Thank you so much for your compliments to My Shrug! I am overwhelmed with your love! It encourages me to create and present new projects to you. Today, I will share a satin ribbon jewelry I made. A view of it is shown below.
My requirements were:
- Jump rings 9+2
- Metal coil/Jump ring coil 10-12 cm long (before stretching)
- Fastening hooks (blouse hooks) 2
- Ear wires 2
- Chain hook
- Black satin ribbon about 1 m
- Kundans (Plain, transparent and 1cm wide with holes) about 21
- Black sewing thread
- Fabric glue
- Hand needle
Making:
I made 5 ribbon flowers of 2cm long petals. I used black thread for sewing the petals. I glued the diagonal cut end of the ribbon.
I stitched a kundan each at the flower centres.
I took three flowers and metal coil for neck-piece. I stretched the coil to about 38cm.
This length was enough for my neck-piece. I stitched the flowers to the coil asymmetrically to one side. 
I attached jump rings to the coil ends. I attached chain hook to one of the jump rings.
I took 7 jump rings. I hung 2 kundans each from each jump rings. I hung the jump rings from the coil keeping 1/2cm distance.
Neck piece was ready.
Then, I took the remaining 2 flowers. I stitched fastening hooks and kundans at the back side of the flowers. I connected the flowers to ear wires using a jump ring.
Front view of the accessory set looks as shown.
Isn’t it simple yet grand?
You can check few Related articles:
- Making Your Own Jump Rings (bewishful1.wordpress.com)
- How to make jewelry by yourself (jewelrysuppliesblog.wordpress.com)
As usual, I will be waiting to see your replies 🙂 Let’s meet again with something new!
Take care!
Bye until the next post!
That is lovely – so beautiful. I will trying this one myself ;c) Thanks for the ping back.
Reblogged this on bewishful and commented:
I love this – am a fan of using different materials for making jewellery. I also love the use of the coil of wire :c) I can see a few ribbon pieces in my head already.
Thank you so much for the compliment and sharing my post 🙂 I love to make junk accessories too 🙂 Keep visiting Tantu 🙂
Simple yet beautiful :-). Very nice Sindhu
Thank you dear 🙂
Very nice post, i certainly love this website, keep on it.
Thank you 🙂 Keep connecting to Tantu 🙂
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Thank you!
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