Molly shares a simple yet effective way of making Inexpensive Jewelry

by Rachel on November 8, 2008 · 3 comments

in Making Jewelry

Molly is a Ford Model and here she was kind enough to share with us her simple but yet effective way of making inexpensive jewelry.

She goes through two simple examples: First: She finds some pins (these can usually be found in a flea market or garage sales) and all she does is add a chain and it becomes a beautiful inexpensive necklace.

The second example: She makes a really cute headband by gluing a regular headband (which can be found in most craft stores) with gems and it creates a cute headband. Depending on the gem, it can look really expensive.

Ps. Fabric glue is the best for gluing it together.

I hope you enjoyed this jewelry toturial, now go on and make something simple, inexpensive but beautiful.

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juwelen January 5, 2009 at 2:16 am

thanks a lot for posting that video on how to make inexpensive jewelry! i have been contemplating on making some money out of my large collection of all sorts of knick-knacks and have been thinking about making jewelries out of them. i’ve never been an artist or a designer so i’ve been searching the web for some great ideas and have come across your site. thanks again for sharing that video!

Celenco January 28, 2009 at 1:38 pm

No problem.

Bodhi April 14, 2009 at 11:27 pm

I’ve been making inexpensive jewelry from found sea glass (vintage sea glass that is antiqued by the ocean’s waves and made into gem-quality stones).

best of all, it’s free!
Check out my brand new jewelry shop using vintage sea glass (from old medicine bottles, milk glass, spirits, apothecary jars…) and vintage beads:

http://www.ghostship.etsy.com

xoxo
ky

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