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Make An Elegant Choker Necklace with Die Cuts

Saturday, February 02, 2013

Todays video theme is making a simple jewelry piece with Spellbinders products. You no longer have any excuse to say you cannot make jewelry. I will show you how to make an elegant choker necklace using only one die, some old sheet music, an old photo, a couple of flowers and some ribbon!

Created by Candy Rosenberg
www.Livingthealteredlife.com

Supply List

Spellbinders™ Paper Arts Supplies:

Spellbinders Grand Calibur® Machine

S5-078 Persian Accents

Preferred Partners:

May Arts Black Velvet Ribbon
Ice Resin Susan Lenart Kazmer

Cross Promotional Partners

Beacon Adhesives Fabri Tac

Others:

Brown vintage ink, small flowers, old photograph, old sheet music

Take a look at how simple this is….NO MORE EXCUSES!

A choker necklace with one Spellbinders die.

Be Inspired. Always.

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Peggy Packer Saturday, February 02, 2013

Oh, Candy, this is so elegant!! I love that you used the old photo and old sheet music!! This is a really beautiful piece!!
Cheryl Stapleton Saturday, February 02, 2013

Once again.......Beautiful work, great products, and clever ideas!!!!!
Marcie Smith Saturday, February 02, 2013

Very clever. Love the ice resin sheet music!!!!!!!

Marcie
May Hume Sunday, February 03, 2013

so elegant and so clever you are so inspiring x
barbara macaskill Sunday, February 03, 2013

I love it! Easy yet stylish. Can't ask for much more than that can we?!?
Linda Brown Monday, February 04, 2013

love the neklaces wish i knew how to make my own
Bibigul Thursday, March 21, 2013

Hearty stampin' off tecqhinue, Jeanne. That is such a timeless pattern we all could use it more often to brighten a card bound for overseas where ounces are like pounds or glimmer, shine, glitz, and bling are totally a safety risk. I used bumpy paper for the last round of cards .APO bound now, you have brought this great example of stamping off to mind in such a casual, friendly set of colors. Desert sand and blistering winds beholding a distant message can be carried in this tecqhinue. Thanks bunches.
connie Friday, March 22, 2013

is there a video of how to make this choker???

Stacey Shares…

Read Stacey Caron's blog feature, On The Road…It’s a blog!

I am so excited to share with all of you another feature that we have added to the Spellbinders website! It’s called, “On the Road”, which is our newest blog! It's for all the designers and me, to create a virtual post card that we can share with all of you, while we are traveling to the different events that we are attending.

How much fun is this going to be? It is designed so that you will feel like you are right there with all of us, as we continue not only exploring beyond in our crafting, but also exploring the world that carries our products!

See the entire On The Road…It’s a blog! post.