With the abundance of lace in our store, we’ve been getting inspired to make some lovely DIY lace jewelry. It’s both simple and delicate, and will easily add a ladylike touch to any outfit. Check out our inspiration below!
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DIY Falling Gem Cuff
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We recently stumbled upon this DIY cuff on I Am Momma – Hear Me Roar, and instantly fell in love with the adorable bracelet. Cheri used gems from our store to create this cute cuff, and we adore the way she arranged them in a scattered formation. Now we’re dying to make one of our own! See the full tutorial at I am Momma – Hear Me Roar.
DIY Inspiration: Embellished Cuffs
13Lately we’ve been dreaming about making a DIY embellished cuff; it’s a great statement accessory that will jazz up every outfit. You could use rhinestones, leather, gems – anything goes! The only problem is that we can’t decide what we like best: minimalistic leather with metal accents, or a colorful gem-filled bracelet. Which cuff do you like best?
via Dannijo / My Theresa / Etsy / Ssense / The Blonde Salad
DIY Golden Lace Cuff by Runway DIY
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How cool is this DIY lace cuff by Arianna of Runway DIY? This is such a great way to transform a simple piece of lace – we’ve been trying to think of new ways to use all the lace in our store. The end result is chic and classy, and it doesn’t look like DIY at all! Head over to RunwayDIY.com to see the full tutorial.
Fabricate Your Own Leather and Spike Cuff
2by Goldie
I would like to share with you a quick and simple way to create your own edgy cuff. I used two of my favorite items to create this cuff, leather and nail heads.
I used:
- ¼ yard of 81503 Gun Metal/ Ivory (to order please call 1-800-9-mjtrim)
- one package of Spike Nailheads
- Sew on Snaps (439320) (to order please call 1-800-9MJTRIM
Directions:
- Start by measuring your wris
- Take that measurement and add one inch
- On the back of the leather sew on one side of the snap ¼” from the edge. On the face side of the leather at the opposite end sew the other sides of your snaps ¼” from the edge.
- Apply your nail heads to the leather. Mark points to the back of the leather where you would like your nail heads to lie. Since the leather is thick you will need to use a Brisk-set Rhinestone Setter with nail head adapter to apply your nail heads. Be sure to use the correct adapter for the size nail head you use.
