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Birdcage Necklace

Birdcage Necklace
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This necklace would be more glittering in the evening.
 
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Step 1You will need

You will need
1 crochet hook
2 white color of yarn
3 chain
4 5mm LED (white)
5 LED cap (blue)
6 3V coin cell battery
7 vinyl tape

and scissors, needle..
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34 comments
May 13, 2011. 5:47 AMmslaynie says:
I absolutely LOVE this!! It's beautiful and a bit magical! You've got me thinking of ways to accomplish something similar using wire wrapping...
Apr 17, 2011. 10:13 AMpbiehler says:
I love this so much. Makes me feel like I can catch a fairy and keep it all to myself. ^.^ It seems to be easy but the only thing is the battery needs to be able to be changed after it is spent. I was wondering if there could be like a small latch at the bottom of the cage where the batteries can pop out and be changed. If I can get the time to crochet it I will try and work on that and see if I can come up with something with it. When I do I will be sure to let ya know so ya can add it to the pattern photos and all. ^.~ Happy Crocheting hun. Love yer work. ^.~
May 5, 2011. 12:19 AMpbiehler says:
^.^ well it is very pretty and really fun lookin for a person like myself that likes Mystical. ^.^ I am sorry to give you aggravation on having to type in another language. You have a great time Crafting hun. ^.^
Sep 9, 2010. 12:18 PMulab says:
Can you give us a little more info on the stitching? What is an "sc"? :-)
Apr 17, 2011. 10:07 AMpbiehler says:
SC = single crochet. ^.~
Sep 9, 2010. 1:48 PMJunebugbanjo says:
'sc' means second crochet. If you get any crochet book it should give all of the abbreviations you should need to know
Sep 10, 2010. 12:17 AMulab says:
It's kinda difficult to get a book with english abbreviations here in Germany ;-)

But I'll have a look with Google...

Thanks.
Sep 18, 2010. 5:35 PMandre rezende says:

Congrattulations! Very beautifull and delicate work! And very detailed instructable too. Hope to see more like this!
Sep 11, 2010. 12:02 PMzoneykid says:
Anyone else reminded of The Wheel of Time series when they see this?
Sep 15, 2010. 7:24 AMStoryAddict says:
I haven't read Robert Jordan although I recognized the title. I was actually thinking this might be an interesting way to do the wisp (name escapes me at the moments) that Kahlan Amnell uses to cross the barrier in the Legend of the Seeker / Sword of Truth 'verse.
Sep 6, 2010. 6:36 PMspiker546 says:
does it not turn off?
Sep 9, 2010. 8:58 PMgemtree says:
It would be cool if you could use the necklace chain opened and closed to turn it on and off. Is that possible?
Sep 10, 2010. 2:33 AMEirinn says:
With the use of some conductive thread this should be easily doable :)
Sep 10, 2010. 6:41 AMgemtree says:
Nylon coated wire would work. Make a connector that is protected from contact with the skin. Still musing on that one. You can crochet some of those. :D
Sep 9, 2010. 11:13 AMfibersofgrace says:
Can you tell me, 1. where do you get the led and battery , parts etc?
Secondly, I crochet but yours is gorgeous. What a talent you haveand so creative...
2. how big is the final size?
3.How do you turn the light off and on?
blessings,
grace
Sep 10, 2010. 2:36 AMEirinn says:
Akihabara is a nice place, i stayed in the Asakusa district when i visited Japan. I will have to visit Akizukidenshi next time i visit :D
Sep 9, 2010. 10:29 AMSaraHawk says:
Is this like 1/2" diameter battery? How long will the battery last if on continuously?
It is really awesome, I love it!
Sep 9, 2010. 9:34 PMSaraHawk says:
I think that a week is a good amount of time. I bought LED pin that only lasted 4 hours. :-)
Sep 9, 2010. 3:02 PMSuslee says:
How long does the battery last?
Sep 9, 2010. 7:16 AMGhostgoku says:
I must say that is absolutely beautiful.......are you going to figure a way not only to turn it off and on.....but a way to change out the battery?
Sep 9, 2010. 7:14 AMhammer9876 says:
Great birdcage! And congratulations on being featured!
Sep 7, 2010. 8:02 AMMsJaxFla says:
Wow, it is just the most beautiful and creative necklace I have seen since my own mother quit being able to create.... love it.
Sep 6, 2010. 7:30 PMrainbowlory says:
it looks like tinker bells house....... its lovely
Sep 6, 2010. 12:26 PMscoochmaroo says:
You should enter this in the DIY Wedding contest too! I'd love to wear something like this :D
Sep 6, 2010. 2:26 PMLeosmama says:
this is wonderful!!
Sep 6, 2010. 12:43 PM19charbel96 says:
cool!!!
Sep 6, 2010. 4:18 AMchaoszerom says:
Is it just me, or does this remind anyone of the Rouge Agent books by K.E.Mills?

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