Mothers' Day Jewelry Ideas

Hello, my dear friends! How will you celebrate your this coming Mothers' Day? You would still gift her a bunch of flowers or cook her a special dinner? Well, I suggest you to DIY a necklace, a bracelet or a pair of earrings for her as gift. She would really love what you do with your own hands, trust me! And below I gathered 8 DIY jewelry ideas for you to try. They're all fun to make and hope you will get beads for jewelry making and have fun try it!

1, Wire Wrapped Dangle Earrings

2, Crystal Pendant Earrings

3, Swarovski Element Beads Rings

4, Mothers Birthstone Rings

5, Ombre Necklace Tutorial

6, Pearl and Ribbon Bracelet

7, Blue Beaded Necklace

8, Turq Beaded Bracelet

DIY Chain Woven Bracelet

For the love of creativity~~
Can't help to share this DIY chain bracelet.Super easy to do! Everyone can afford a little time and money on this chic chain bracelet! You can use your favorite colors of chain or threads to rock out your own style~~

Jewelry making supplies needed:
Nylon threads
2 Golden chain of same length
4 smaller jump rings
2 bigger jump rings
1 lobster claw clasp
Super glue
Scissors
Pliers

Source from: http://s1121.photobucket.com/user/Kissibabe/media/For%20the%20love%20of%20creativity/Collages2.jpg.html

Autumn DIY: Orange Flower Hair Clip

Autumn is my favorite season. I love the golden, orange, or yellow colored tree leaves, just so beautiful. So I made this cute beaded hair barrette with orange colored seed beads. It’s definitely easy for make it. Please check it out.

You'll need:
3mm orange seed beads
6mm white pearl beads
5mm copper wire
3mm copper wire
Hair clip
Wire cutting plier
Flat plier

1st, cut off a 5mm copper wire in length of 40 cm, thread 12 seed beads onto wire, wrap a loop and twist the wire the loop to secure it, then add another 12 seed beads, wrap and twist it, repeat to make the other 3 petals flower;

2nd, add 20 seed beads to wire, wrap a loop surround the small petal, repeat to make other 4 petals, cut down extra wire and conceal in case the wires will stab you;

3rd, thread a white pearl bead onto a 10 cm 3mm copper wire, place it to the center of the orange flower, fix it with copper wire, at last, secure the flower to the hair clip with copper wire.

The flower hair clip is done!

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DIY Wire Bead Crown

Floral crowns are the hottest wedding trend nowadays. The boho style fashion is favored by brides after brides. They can be wreath decorated with real flowers, fake flowers. And they can be also made with embellished beads. Here, I’d like to share an easy DIY wire and bead crown. Enjoy it by crafting your own!( tutorial source from: Style Me Pretty )

Materials for making flower crown:
Scissors
Round nose pliers
Diagonal cutting pliers
24 gauge craft wire
Beads
Sewing tape measure
Ribbon

How:
1st, measure and cut a piece of wire 6 times the length of the circumference of your head.

2nd, fold the long piece of wire in half around the round-nose pliers and begin twisting the wire. Continue until you have 4 inches of twisted wire.

3rd, once you reach 4 inches, take a bead and thread it onto the wire. Determine how long you want the first “branch” to be and fold the wire at that length with the bead in the middle and twist all the way down.

4th, twist for 1 inch and then add another bead.

5th, continue twisting and adding “branches” as you please, making sure to measure the progress you’ve made by holding it up against your forehead and looking in a mirror. The last “branch” should end just past your left ear. Once you’ve reached this point, twist for 4 inches.

6th, after the 4 inches, wrap one of the ends of the wire around the round-nose pliers. Twist that wire around the end a few times and then use the diagonal cutting pliers to cut off the remaining wire as well as the other end of the wire. Then, cut two pieces of ribbon long enough to tie into a bow and attach to the loop on each end with a knot.