Ever since I bought flower cabochons, there are so many ideas for jewelries swarming around in my head.
I have made some simple necklaces and currently am working on a necklace with lots going on, and I LOVE how it is coming along. I am so excited about it, and I can't wait to share the picture when I am finished... in the meantime can you check out the bracelet I made?
Ahh... I am longing for warm weather, so my wrists are not hiding underneath a sweater or coat.
Bracelet. Made.
Liberty of London Button Bracelet
I shared how I found some Liberty of London fabrics in my stash and how I used them to make fabric covered buttons several posts ago...
Well, I keep finding good uses for these fabrics. I will share what I’ve done and the tutorial for it next week. Meanwhile, I am sharing some pictures of bracelets today.
I wanted some eclectic, fun, and slightly chunkier bracelets for myself. I decided to mix oversized buttons and beads with the fabric covered buttons that I made with my beloved Liberty of London fabrics.
All I did was to use elastic for jewelry making, threaded the buttons and beads. Tie the ends and apply some super glue... that is it! Isn't it so easy? I bet this will be a fun gift exchange idea for Christmas too!
Here are the lancelets...
I like them all; it is so much fun to think about what you can wear with them. I feel like a plain t-shirt could even look interesting with these bracelets.
Red & Orange,
Mauve & Blue,
Green & Brown,
Which one do you like best?
My favorite? I must say the red one.
I feel like I put the covered buttons to good use, and the best part is, if I ever change my mind, I can cut the elastic anytime I want and use them for something else, isn't that awesome? :)
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