<![CDATA[simple to sparkle - Jewelry]]>Wed, 20 May 2020 08:25:07 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[Tutorial: Target and Arrow Bracelet]]>Wed, 18 Feb 2015 23:11:19 GMThttps://simpletosparkle.weebly.com/jewelry/tutorial-target-and-arrow-braceletWhat you need:
  • One piece of chain, that is about 7.5" long
  • One arrow charm
  • Pliers
  • One open ring charm
How to make it:
  1. Open the last part of the chain using the pliers, and attach the circle ring.
  2. Open the first part of the chain using the pliers, and attach the arrow charm.
  3. Feed the arrow through the ring, and enjoy your bracelet

]]><![CDATA[DIY Chevron Ring by apairandasquarediy.com]]>Tue, 10 Feb 2015 22:33:52 GMThttps://simpletosparkle.weebly.com/jewelry/diy-chevron-ring-by-apairandasquarediycom
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What you need:
  • gold wire (I recommend 0.6mm)
  • Wire cutters
  • Round nose plyers

How to make it:
  1. Cut a small length of wire
  2. Fold it in half, use the plyers to make a point, and slowly pull it apart until you have the chevron pattern you want
  3. Fold the wire around your finger
  4. place the front of the ring on the back of the table, and fold the wires around your finger
  5. Cut the wire shorter, but leave a bit of excess for twisting
  6. Begin twisting, and eventually finish it off with the plyers
]]><![CDATA[Easy Ball Drop Earrings by shelterness.com]]>Sun, 08 Feb 2015 18:31:08 GMThttps://simpletosparkle.weebly.com/jewelry/easy-ball-drop-earrings-by-shelternesscom
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What you need:
  • 2 simple pieces of 3" chain
  • 2 circle beads
  • 2 earring hooks

How to make them:
  1. you string the bead through the chain
  2. attatch the chain to the earring hook
  3. ITs that simple! You're done!
]]><![CDATA[February 02nd, 2015]]>Mon, 02 Feb 2015 17:17:44 GMThttps://simpletosparkle.weebly.com/jewelry/february-02nd-2015Woven Chain 
Bracelet
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What you need:
  • a curb link bracelet
  • embroidery string
  • 2 bobby pins
  • one pair of scissors
How to make it:
  1.  Cut 2 sets of 15 strands, with each strand 4 times the length of the bracelet
  2. Knot all strands at the top, and leave about 2 inches of slack
  3. Sandwich each set of string between a bobby pin
  4. Pull the first color under the first link, and pull it over the top of the left side.  
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5.  Lay the other set of colors over the previous set
6.  Pull the second set under the second chain, and eventually pull back over
7.  Repeat until the bracelet is finished
8.  Tie the string and the chain together, to finish off your bracelet 
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