Fiber jewelry

I have a folder of photos labeled “Blog Pictures” 2016. Throughout the year I put pictures in it that have no other home. Many Fridays I know exactly what I want to do a post on. On t…

Fabric-wrapped cord jewelry adds a fun and funky touch to any wardrobe. It's also quick and easy to make with this step-by-step tutorial, including photos and a video.

Giogio Craft on Instagram: "Coiled Fabric Jewelry Galore! Just showing off a bit my latest fabric coiled artworks, all together. The bag Is leaving to Germany on Monday, I am afraid I need to make a new one😊 If you like to learn how to create beautiful and useful baskets, placemats, jewels out of upcycled fabric, you can find my video e-book on my Etsy shop, link in bio and in my stories."

Adorn yourself with our exquisite Textile Pendant Necklace, a true masterpiece of handcrafted elegance. This boho-chic necklace features intricate boro stitching extile, creating a one-of-a-kind statement piece that blends artistry and style seamlessly. Elevate your look with the unique charm of textile craftsmanship. Perfect for adding a touch of personality to any outfit. #TextilePendantNecklace #HandcraftedJewelry #BohoChicFashion"

Ideas for having ideas... Make necklaces or amulets or talismans or charms or pendants with textile scraps and found objects.

free jewelry tutorial

I have had lots of wonderful comments on the fiber wrapped cords that I use to make neckpieces. I call them "neckpieces" because they are usually more like a scarf than a necklace. I wanted to share how I make the wrapped cords with you. The inspiration to make these came from the Winter 2010 Belle Armoire Jewelry magazine. "Wrapped, Jeweled and Embellished Creations" is the name of the article by Arline M. Lowenthal. I start with cotton clothes line. I measure the length that I want the…

The tutorialfor a boho summer fabric twine bracelet.

This red statement collar necklace is created as a textile collier in bright red and gray shades, thinking about the Christmas gift. This bib necklace is beaded with graphite color glass beads is a fiber art jewelry piece. It will be the perfect personalized gift for a woman who loves contemporary and artistic jewelry. ➽ Design This necklace is my latest work from my beloved Clouds collection created in red and gray shaded colors. I love this color combination because it looks very chic and…

It is always fun to try something new. Lately I have started to explore working with fibers and embroidery. In fact, I’m sort of obsessed with it. I am a long way from being able to do anything slightly usable, but I’m enjoying the process of learning. Below are some companies that have inspired me! [...]

I’m a little obsessed right now with incorporating fibers and handcrafts into jewelry. I’ve always been really attracted to handcrafts such as crocheting, knitting and needlepoint. As a product developer and designer, I look for ways in which artisans can create unique handcrafts and make money doing what they love. The inexpensive cost of labor [...]

This quick & fun craft will make a unique, vibrant “infinity” style necklace that can be worn in a variety of ways. Go for a completely customized look by adding different lengths of DGY’s Sari Ribbon for your own funky, personalized piece! #ratherbeknitting #Knittersgonnaknit #yarnspirations #yarnaholic #craftaholic #knittersoftheworld #crochettersoftheworld #handmadewithlove #nevernotknitting #Adultcraftingkits #Datenightcraftideas #Girlsnightcraftideas

Learn how to make batik fabric beads and turn them into a one-of-a-kind necklace that shows off your sense of style. This DIY tutorial includes step-by-step photos, written instructions, and a video to demonstrate the technique.

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I've dabbled in jewelry making for many years but only seem to produce one piece a year. Why then do I have three drawers full of jewelry making supplies? The passion runs deep but has not been fully unearthed. But a box full of kantha cloth scraps has focused my attention in the new year. Since I've made so little jewelry I don't have a lot of skill or know how, particularly in connecting the pieces. I feel like they are a bit fragile at the joins and might fall apart on me any moment…

I have a necklace tutorial for you today that would make a fabulous holiday gift or an easy, yet distinctive accessory for yourself. Here's what you'll need: *28 inches (71 c.m.) of leather cord (more or less, depending on your preferred length) *3 Speckled Nugget Beads (or similar beads with holes large enough to accommodate the leather cord *1 package of Wooly Wire to coordinate with your beads *12 inches (30.5 c.m.) 22 gauge wire *2 medium channel beads *2 small channel beads *2 jump…

Have some leftover printed fabrics from your past projects? Turn them into this beautiful statement braided fabric bracelet! This is