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25 Frightfully Fun Homemade Halloween Costumes for Kids

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It’s almost that time of year…the time when ghastly ghosts, soaring superheroes, wicked witches, pretty princesses, and macabre monsters haunt the streets of your neighborhood, intent on their hunt…the hunt for candy! If you want your kids’ sweet tooth to be satiated this year (so you don’t have to endure the mummy-like moans and groans), you better make sure your little ghouls and goblins are dressed to impress. A sheet with holes for eyes isn’t going to cut it anymore. (Just think of poor Charlie Brown and his goodie bag full of rocks.)

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Lacking costume creativity? Don’t fear, fair crafters! We’ve gathered up some of the best homemade Halloween costumes for kids so you can help transform your little ones into their chosen alter egos on All Hallow’s Eve, may they be sweet or sinister, cute or creepy, whimsical or wicked. Get in the spooky spirit with these frightfully fun homemade Halloween costume ideas!

Avast, ye maties! Your little swashbuckler will be ready to sail the high seas in this awesome pirate costume! Complete with mustache and eye patch, this homemade pirate Halloween costume will be sure to snag your tike a treasure trove of treats on Halloween night. (No popcorn balls, though, or you’ll have to walk the plank!)

Precious little pixies will love twirling in this fabulous fairy tutu. This whimsical costume is perfect for little girls who dream of fantasy fairy forests filled with dancing orbs of colorful light and shimmering pixie dust floating on the breeze. Whisk your fairy princess away to a land of imagination with this darling DIY costume! (And don’t forget, every fairy princess needs a fairy wand and a sparkly crown!)

Evil villains, beware! With these comic book hero capes, little superheroes and heroines will be unstoppable in the face of injustice on All Hallow’s Eve! Whether Superman or Batman is their preferred protector, your tiny crime fighters can become the champion of their choice with this homemade hero Halloween costume. (Or if your little caped crusader wants a more general look, try these simple starred superhero capes and starry superhero masks.)

Wanna take a walk on the wild side this Halloween? Try a homemade animal costume! It’ll be an absolute safari in the streets on October 31st as ferocious tigers, dotty dinosaurs, and lumbering bears stalk their candy prey. Or if your kid is looking for a loftier option, try an owl mask or some fine-feathered falcon wings. (Their bird’s eye view will give them the advantage so they can zero in on the best houses.)

With one of these creative costumes, your kids will be sure to score a stockpile of sweets this Halloween (enough to keep them sugared up and satisfied until next year). Find even more awesome homemade costume ideas when you check out 25 Homemade Halloween Costumes: Easy Costumes for Kids on AllFreeKidsCrafts.com. Plus, take a peek at our collection of 43 Haunting Halloween Crafts for Kids and Easy Halloween Decorations for even more fun and festive ways to celebrate the spooky season!

Do you prefer homemade or store-bought Halloween costumes? What’s the best Halloween costume you’ve ever worn?

Get Old Hollywood Glamour with 18 Elegant DIY Jewelry Designs

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Fashions may fluctuate over the decades, but “old Hollywood glamour” never goes out of style. Even young starlets of today are always aspiring to achieve the timeless elegance of revered actresses like Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, Marilyn Monroe, and other idols of the past. Get the classic elegance of these immortal style icons for yourself with these old-Hollywood-esque DIY jewelry designs! From sophisticated pearl pieces to sparkling crystal projects, these dazzling jewelry DIYs will have you feeling fit for the silver screen of yesteryear.

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Every girl dreams of being a princess, and the Grace Kelly Woven Bracelet is just what you need to make your fashion fantasies come true. The former Princess of Monaco is still revered today as one of the most beautiful and refined starlets of all time, so why not infuse your own wardrobe with a bit of “princess power” by replicating this lovely bracelet pattern?

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If there’s any old Hollywood icon associated with glamorous jewelry, it’s Elizabeth Taylor, and one can almost imagine these Sparkly Fishbone Earrings fitting in with the famous fashionista’s acclaimed collection. With shimmering fishtail chain and faceted jewel tone crystals, these ultra-elegant earrings are sure to catch the light (and the eyes of admirers) every way you turn.

 

Audrey Hepburn Knotted Necklace

 

Audrey Hepburn shall reign eternally supreme as one of the most charming and classic beauties ever to grace the silver screen, and what’s the first thing you think of when you hear her name? Pearls, of course! The Audrey Hepburn Knotted Necklace has all the sophistication of the Breakfast at Tiffany’s star’s signature pearls but with some added quirk and personality, much like Miss Hepburn herself.

 

Sparkle and Stardust Bracelet

Is there any woman more glamorous than Marilyn Monroe? With a personality as sparkly as her accessories, Miss Monroe still serves as style inspiration for girls today. After all, it was the stunning starlet herself who crooned in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, “Diamond’s are a girl’s best friend!” This Sparkle and Stardust Bracelet may not be made with real diamonds, but it seems glitzy and glamorous enough to have adorned the blonde bombshell’s wrist back in the day, and now you can make it for yourself!

 

A girl can never have too much glamorous jewelry! Get even more “old Hollywood” inspiration with these lux and lavish DIY jewelry designs:

Who’s your favorite style icon of yesteryear?

 

Find 12 Ways to Make Friendship Bracelets in New AllFreeJewelryMaking eBook

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When you picture friendship bracelet patterns, you probably think of basic embroidery floss and knots, but friendship bracelets have come a long way since our playground days, and they’ve never been more on trend. The very definition of “friendship bracelets” has expanded to include all kinds of awesome arm candy, from crystal-embellished macrame bracelets to colorful leather cord wrap bracelets, and in our new free eBook, How to Make Friendship Bracelets: 12 Fun Friendship Bracelet Patterns, you can find 12 ways to make friendship bracelets that you’ve probably never thought of before.

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If you think friendship bracelets are just for kids, think again. This collection of patterns includes designer-inspired knockoffs that any fashionista would want to get around her wrists. These chic DIY Silk + Chain Friendship Bracelets are inspired by a much-buzzed-about Ariel Gordon design and look just like the original (but cost way, wayyy less). And they couldn’t be easier to make!

 

If basic string bracelet patterns seem like a bore to you, then you’ll love the super hip Punch and Judy Friendship Bracelet, which turns up the volume on traditional friendship bracelet designs by adding bead weaving into the mix. This bracelet has a tribal vibe that is so fun and boho chic, don’t you think?

 

 

But don’t worry! If traditional embroidery floss friendship bracelet patterns are what you’re looking for, this collection includes those too! Projects like the Classic Spiral Friendship Bracelet tutorial and the Wavy Friendship Bracelet will get you your recess-esque friendship bracelet fix (with a twist).

 

 

This is just a little taste of what’s in store for you when you download your free copy of the How to Make Friendship Bracelets: 12 Fun Friendship Bracelet Patterns free eBook. In addition to these awesome friendship bracelet designs, you’ll also find a crochet pattern, a bangle bracelet tutorial, a painted wrap bracelet, and macrame patterns galore. There’s definitely something for every style and skill set included in this collection. Grab your free copy and make an arm party today!

 

Now the only question left is…

Will you give these friendship bracelets to your BFF, or will you keep them all for yourself?

 

 

 

Set Sail in Style with 11 Nautical Necklace Patterns

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Ahoy, DIYers! Get on board with the hottest accessory trend of the summer: nautical jewelry! This season, we’re taking our style inspiration from the sailors. Rope, red and blue color schemes, and nautical knots have been flooding the fashion scene, and we want to dip into this cool new trend the DIY way. These nautical necklace patterns we’ve pulled together will have you looking like the most stylish sea-faring fashionista this side of the Pacific.

Celtic Knot Rope and Chain Necklace

Nothing gives off that nautical vibe better than finger knitting. This Chunky Finger Knit Necklace pattern will have the most skilled sailors in awe of your knotting expertise. Pair this piece with a striped tee for the full oceanic effect.

 

Go aquatic the Anthro way with this Set Ashore Necklace. This DIY necklace project incorporates rope, beads, and fabric for a marine-esque mixed media effect. Don’t dry up your bank account buying the store-bought version; save some coin with this nautical-inspired necklace pattern.

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Natalie from Creme de la Craft has put her own twist on the nautical necklace trend with this knotted knock-out. Dress up your nautical look for night by adding some glamorous gold chain to the mix. This DIY Nautical Rope Necklace is so easy to replicate, it’s sure to be smooth sailing even for beginners.

Don’t get your knickers in a knot; this Nautical Knot Necklace pattern is easier than it looks. Would you ever guess this chic pendant project is made from shoelaces? It’s true! Make a splash at all your summer soirees with this totally twisted piece.

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Jen from Tatertots and Jello has nailed that nautical vibe with this Anthro-inspired piece. Try this tutorial for a more organic oceanic effect. The curls and coils of this Anthro-Inspired Nautical Necklace, as well as the rhinestone embellishments, add a bit of femininity to this sea-faring fashion statement.

Need even more nautical necklace patterns? Set sail for AllFreeJewelryMaking.com to find more sea-worthy style inspiration, like these DIY necklaces:

What do you say, are you on board with the nautical necklace trend?

 

Start Your Jewelry Making Journey with New Beginner Jewelry eBook

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BeginnerJewelryeBookCoverIf you’ve always dreamed of being a jewelry designer but didn’t know where to begin, you can stop dreaming and start doing with Jewelry Making for Beginners: 11 Beginner Jewelry Projects. The latest in a series of free jewelry pattern eBooks from AllFreeJewelryMaking.com, Jewelry Making for Beginners helps you build a solid foundation of fundamental jewelry making techniques as you create simple yet stunning bracelets, earrings, and necklaces of all kinds.

This new eBook from AllFreeJewelryMaking covers all the most basic and essential jewelry making techniques, so you can develop a strong knowledge of the basic mediums that you will come across in your jewelry making journey. As you make beautiful new accessories, you’ll be learning how to wire wrap, how to make simple strung bracelets and necklaces, how to form your own hoop earrings, how to finish a piece, and so much more.

Learn Basic Wire Wrapping Techniques

If you’re serious about learning how to make jewelry, then wire is a medium you will have to master. Whether it’s taking a back seat or playing a center stage role, wire is used in so many jewelry projects of all kinds. Jewelry Making for Beginners includes a variety of wire work jewelry projects, so you can get a taste of all the techniques. Learn how to wire wrap a pendant with the Vintage Chandelier Crystal Necklace project, how to make your own wire-wrapped headpins and eyepins with the Beginner Wire Wrap Earrings tutorial, and how to form your own wire hoops with the Beaded Hoop Earrings project. Once you master these fundamental wire jewelry techniques with these projects, you’ll be able to carry over your knowledge to so many other jewelry creations.

 

 Learn How to Make Bracelets

Beaded bracelet projects are a favorite among DIY jewelry enthusiasts, so you’re going to want to master the art of bracelet making early on. With the beginner bracelet patterns in Jewelry Making for Beginners, you can try your hand at a variety of designs and find the technique that suits you best. With the Glass Pearls and Crystals Bracelet, you’ll learn how to make a bracelet using beading wire, including how to use crimp beads and how to finish a piece with a toggle clasp. However, if you’re looking for a quicker fix that doesn’t require tools, then the stretch bracelet projects like Shirley’s Simple Stretchy Bracelet and the Snake Bead Bracelet might be more your speed.

 

Master a Simple Chainmaille Weave

Chainmaille might seem a bit intimidating to a beginner, but it’s a classic jewelry-making medium that is worth trying out. Jewelry Making for Beginners includes a totally accessible, basic chainmaille pattern so you can get a taste of every technique and really develop a well-rounded base knowledge. The Mobius Flower Earrings included in this collection are a great entry point for someone looking to get their feet wet with chainmaille. Once you master the mobius weave, you’ll be ready to take on more challenging chainmaille patterns.

 

The best way to learn is to do. With the 11 easy tutorials in Jewelry Making for Beginners: 11 Beginner Jewelry Projects, you learn essential jewelry-making techniques and skills through hands-on experience. Master the basics and make gorgeous new jewelry along the way. Download your free copy of Jewelry Making for Beginners now!

Which jewelry making techniques do you most want to master?

 

 

Awesome Anthropologie-Inspired DIY Jewelry Projects

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I have a love-hate relationship with Anthropologie. I think you fashion-loving ladies know what I mean… The clothes and accessories they sell are super cute and trendy, but every time I go there, I don’t even bother to try anything on or even pick up a price tag; I know without looking that it’s out of my price range.

But fret not, fashionistas! There is solace to be found for us style mavens of modest budget. The blogosphere is positively riddled with awesome Anthropologie DIYs that are often just as good as the real deal for a mere fraction of the store price. We’ve rounded up some top notch Anthro-inspired DIY jewelry projects so you can get the look for less (like, way less). Rejoice, jewelry junkies! DIY is here to save the day.

The original “Perched Harmonies” necklace retailed for $68 at Anthro, but this DIY version by The Quiet Lion looks as lovely as the real thing and only requires common jewelry supplies you can pick up at the craft store. It may look complicated, but this wire-wrapped necklace design actually took less than an hour to make! I mean, think about how much you earn an hour; this DIY necklace is probably worth your while.

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Flossin’ like the fiercest fashionistas is easy with DIY jewelry projects like this one from The Craft Caboodle. This Anthropologie DIY Rhinestone Cuff has everything you could want in a DIY: a cool monochromatic color scheme, a bit of bling, and all the nostalgic fun of friendship-bracelet making. The best part of crafting your own bracelet rather than buying one from Anthro? You can customize the colors to your liking!

 

I’m sure we’d all love to be able to drop $168 on a new necklace whenever we feel like it, but for those of us working with an average income, DIYs like this Luya Beaded Fringe Bib Necklace will certainly suffice. Hey, you don’t have to break the bank to make a statement with your jewelry! This gorgeous DIY necklace does the trick and will save you loads of dough (and buyer’s remorse).

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Looking at the Anthro original necklace, you might think that you couldn’t pull this piece off yourself, but this Anthropologie Accordion Strands Necklace Knock-Off Tutorial by Yellow Blackbird proves that it’s pretty much a piece of cake to replicate. By skipping the silk and going for grosgrain, you can save yourself most of the $278 the original necklace cost. Anyone else remember learning this “boondoggle” weaving technique at summer camp? I do! See, this DIY necklace is something even a kid could pull off!

 

Sometimes admiring designer accessories can be a great way to gather jewelry making inspiration. For this Velvet Cabochon Bracelet, Bev of Flamingo Toes didn’t copy the Anthropologie piece exactly but merely used it to draw ideas for her own original design. The next time you get stuck with “beader’s block,” try doing a little window shopping to ignite that spark of inspiration.

 

So, if you find yourself drooling over a much-too-expensive accessory at the mall, take a second to think, “Could I make this myself?” Most likely, the answer will be a resounding “Yes!” and nothing can top the gratification of telling people you made that knockout knock-off yourself. If you don’t see the DIY you’re looking for here, check out even more Anthropologie-inspired DIY jewelry projects (and other DIY designer knock-offs) at AllFreeJewelryMaking.com.

Have you ever crafted a designer-inspired DIY project?

 

How to Rock the Hardware Store Jewelry Trend

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Ladies, I’ve finally found a hobby you and your man can both enjoy: shopping at the hardware store! No really, hear me out. The hardware store jewelry trend has been on fire for some time with no sign of fizzling out any time soon. Why not combine the hubby’s love of home improvement with your love of jewelry making with these hot hardware store jewelry tutorials? Perusing the plumbing supplies might just become your new favorite couple’s activity. Check out these super chic hardware jewelry DIYs and clear your schedule for this Saturday, because you and your man have a date at Home Depot.

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The shiny golds and coppers of hardware make the perfect complement to colorful jewelry materials. Take these Color Pop Hardware Store Bracelets, for example. They’ve been popping up all over Pinterest, and I can’t get enough of them! The combination of the bright embroidery thread and the shiny gold hardware give these bracelets double the punch. They’re so addictive and easy to make, you’ll have to have one in every color.

 

 

Bored with basic bezels? Take a trip to the hardware store and get inspired! That’s how this Stones Set in Copper Bracelet was made. A copper test cap becomes a basin of a bezel ready to be filled with stones, crystals, and beads and then sealed up with jewelry making glue or epoxy. Nothing could be easier. Plus, this hardware store solution will save you a pretty penny; this copper cap cost only $1.50!

 

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I’m in love with this DIY Utility Rope Necklace from Honestly…WTF. This DIY necklace project combines two trends in one: hardware and neons. The colors, textures, and materials somehow all combine together to create DIY jewelry magic, and I, for one, am under its spell. This statement necklace has a tribal vibe that I am totally digging.

 

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Sometimes you don’t need crazy colors and you can just let the hardware speak for itself. That’s the aesthetic behind this simple DIY Hardware Necklace design from One of Each. Made with nothing more than rope and various hardware store supplies, this standout necklace needs no bells and whistles to make a statement. Pair it with a stark black tee for that edgy rocker effect.

 

Hex nut bracelets are one of the most popular projects to come out of hardware jewelry mania. The great thing about the DIY Hex Nut Bracelet is that it’s low on effort but big on impact. There are a lot of tutorials out there for making hex nut bracelets and probably many different ways to do so, but this one simply uses basic braiding to get the effect. It’s super simple and still has that edgy, industrial, don’t-mess-with-me look.

 

There’s no need to choose between expressing your girly side or your edgy side. With hardware jewelry, you can show off both of those sides at once! Get more hardware jewelry inspiration with these free tutorials:

Would you wear hardware store jewelry?

 

 

Win a Crystal Katana and Bring Some Bling to Your Life

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Every girl loves to add a bit of bling to her belongings. What phone case or compact couldn’t be improved by crystal embellishments? If you’ve ever tried your hand at bedazzling, you know that it can be a bit tricky – catapulting crystals, glue mishaps, and tweezer catastrophes are just a few of the frustrations you can encounter. However, a new product has been developed that will have you kissing your bedazzling blues goodbye. With the Crystal Katana, blinging your belongings has never been easier. If crystals are your Kryptonite, then it’s your lucky day, because AllFreeJewelryMaking is giving away a Crystal Katana prize pack to one lucky winner!

Say “sayonara” to sticky waxes, hard-to-handle tweezers and tools, and airborne crystals. With the Crystal Katana, you can bling almost anything with absolute ease. Made by glitzing guru Kellie DeFries of CrystalNinja, the patent-pending Crystal Katana is a dream come true for DIY-ers with a desire to dazzle. The waxy, pointed end allows you to easily pick up and place crystals, and the chrome end allows you to press them into place for ensured adhesion. No stress, no mess, no fuss or frustration. It’s really that simple!

The wax end has just enough grab to easily stick and release crystals without leaving a greasy residue. The chrome end is designed with a small opening that lets you press crystals in place securely. The tool itself is large enough to provide a secure grip, unlike teensy tweezers, but is light enough that it can be maneuvered with ease and comfort. It’s so effortless to manipulate, Kellie DeFries has used it to bedazzle everything from phone covers to car hoods!

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Why leave your life sparkle-less any longer? Enter for your chance to win a Crystal Katana and bring a bit of bling to your life. The Crystal Katana Giveaway prize pack includes one Crystal Katana tool, a bottle of Dreamtime Creations rhinestone adhesive, five syringes and tips for gluing, and a large assortment of Swarovski Elements flatback crystals. What a haul! Contest ends May 6, 2013, and you can enter once a day, so keep coming back to improve your chances!

What would you bling first with your Crystal Katana?

 

15 Eco-Chic Jewelry Projects for Earth Day (and Every Day!)

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We’ve all heard the “reduce, reuse, recycle” mantra, right? Well we’re giving that old incantation a bit of an update… Get ready to “revamp, repurpose, and revitalize” with these eco-chic DIY jewelry projects! In honor of Earth Day, we at AllFreeJewelryMaking are pulling together some of our all-time favorite jewelry tutorials using recycled materials. “Go green” and get gorgeous with these Earth-friendly and fashion-forward DIY jewelry ideas. Not only will you save some trash from the landfill, but you’ll save yourself a bit of money by upcycling materials you already have at home into fresh and fabulous DIY jewelry.

 

Instead of going to the craft store the next time you need jewelry supplies, you’ll be heading to your favorite fast food restaurant after you see this DIY idea. Would you have guessed this Golden Neon Pyramid Necklace was made from drinking straws, paper, and paint? Bet you’ll think twice before tossing that fountain drink in the trash. Give yourself an excuse to swing by the drive-thru of your favorite burger joint by putting this knockout statement necklace on your “to-do” list.

 

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Make a bracelet that really pops with this cool recycled bracelet project. Different versions of this DIY Pop Tab Bracelet have been popping up all over the blogosphere, but this one from Taking Off At Nine is really top notch. The pink satin ribbon gives it an ultra feminine touch and adds some softness to the silvery tabs. So cheap and easy to make!

 

 

Doing some redecorating? You might as well redecorate your wardrobe while you’re at it with this Paint Chip Petal Necklace project. Save those leftover paint chips the next time you’re giving your home a fresh coat and turn those colorful scrap cards into your next necklace creation. You can add a splash of color to your walls and your outfit all at once.

 

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Got the itch to make some earrings? We prescribe this tutorial for Jewelry Made from Recycled Plastic Bottles to relieve your jewelry making urges. Poppy from Poppy’s Money Tree House is clearly doing her part to save our planet with these clever recycled jewelry designs. Use a prescription bottle to get the amber effect shown here, or use any empty plastic bottle you have lying around to create your own version of this project.

 

 

 

Not all repurposed jewelry projects have to come from the recycling bin. This 6-Minute Upcycled Necklace revamps an old piece of jewelry into something fresh and fun. Give new life to those old forgotten bead bracelets lying listlessly at the bottom of your jewelry box, or revitalize some retro accessories picked up from a second-hand shop. All you need is a few beads to make simple and sweet necklaces like the one shown here.

 

 

These jewelry projects prove that you can be elegant and environmentally conscious all at once. If you’re looking for even more ways to save the Earth and some cash while crafting, check out Chic Recycled Crafts: 10 Recycled Jewelry Tutorials to find a roundup of our top 10 most popular recycled jewelry projects on AllFreeJewelryMaking.com, as chosen by our readers. Go glam and go green at the same time with these Earth-friendly ideas.

Have you ever used recycled or upcycled items in a craft or jewelry project? Tell us about it!

 

Make a Splash this Spring with Aquatic Jewelry Designs

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It’s the hottest new trend for spring: aquatic jewelry. I’ve been seeing this sea-inspired motif popping up all over the place, and I can’t help but want to dive into the trend headfirst myself. Of course, most of those amazing aquatic accessories come with a pretty hefty price tag…and who wants to pay a treasure chest worth of cash for designer jewelry when the fads change as quickly as the tides? Don’t let your floundering finances dash your fashion dreams; go the DIY route and make your own aquatic jewelry designs! With these bold, beachy jewelry projects, you can make a splashin’ fashion statement while holding on to your gold.

Aquatic Jewelry Designs that Make a Splash!

 

If you want to try out the aquatic jewelry trend but aren’t quite ready to jump in the deep end, get your feet wet at first with these Painted Seashell Earrings. This is a super easy project that even beginners will find to be smooth sailing. Add a splash of color by giving your seashells a coat of coral paint.

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Now you’ll have something to do besides sit back and soak up rays the next time you make a trip to the beach. You’ll be busy scouring the sands for the perfect pair of shells to make these DIY Shell Earrings from Honestly…WTF. These enchanting earrings are enough to inspire accessory envy in the trendiest fashion mer-maven.

 

You may just ensnare a sailor or two with this South Seas Siren Necklace. This nautical necklace pattern is fit to grace the neckline of any statement-making sea nymph. Just beware; admirers may be helplessly mesmerized by your beachy beading prowess.

 

 

Incorporate the colors of the coral reef into your jewelry creations with this Crocheted Sea Anemone Bracelet. Bright, bold, and beachy, this sizzling bracelet pattern is ready for a day of fun in the sun. With hook in hand, you’re all set to snag this look for yourself.

 

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If you don’t want to look all washed up this spring, you’ve got to make this Washed Ashore Necklace. Use that gorgeous sea glass you picked up on your summer vacation to create this pretty piece by Shrimp Salad Circus. This little treasure is sure to become one of the most prized possessions in your jewelry box.

 

 

There’s no going overboard with these ocean-inspired accessories, so go ahead and make them all! If you haven’t jumped ship yet and are still seeking sea-inspired accessories, check out these other aquatic jewelry projects:

What do you think of the “aquatic jewelry” trend? Would you rock it?

 

 

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