Do It Yourself-Organic Necklace

by CsiGiRe

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Intro: Do It Yourself-Organic Necklace

This is my first creation of organic necklace, I'm very confident that many of you will like it and try it on your own.

STEP 1: First Step- Two Wooden Sticks

Taking two wooden sticks, one of them must be more then the half of the other one.

STEP 2: Step 2 - Boiling

Boiling the sticks in hot water for almost ten minutes.

STEP 3: Step 3- Shape

After the sticks became soft ,I introduced them in a smaller pot for an hour in order to get a round shape .

STEP 4: Step 4 - Round Shape

After that i introduced it in a kitchen grated to get a more expressive round shape but it can be introduced in almost anything that has a round shape.

STEP 5: Step 5- Sticking

I glued it both of the ends of the sticks.

STEP 6: Step 6- Fixation

I taped both of the ends to be more resistant.

STEP 7: Step 7 - Leather Ends

I hide the ends with leather fabric.

STEP 8: Step 8- Leather in the Middle

Making a whole on the both of the ends and one in the middle.

STEP 9: Step 9- the Third Stick

I introduce a stick in the middle.

STEP 10: Step 10- the Leather Shape and the Chain

I crafted a piece of leather fabric , glued to the sticks and on the both ends of the stick i introduced a necklace chain.

STEP 11: Step 11- the Result

The final result.

15 Comments

Fionna the human 8 years ago

This is such a well made beautiful divine necklace. You have my vote!

CsiGiRe 8 years ago

Thank you very much !

nanaverm 8 years ago

A striking-looking design from such simple materials!

CsiGiRe 8 years ago

I'm glad you like it .

Penolopy Bulnick 8 years ago

I didn't know that was wood! Splendid job shaping it!

CsiGiRe 8 years ago

Thanks, I love to use wooden materials in jewelry making ,the wood is a very colorful material.

gourdone 8 years ago

Great necklace! I want to do one and embellish it with alpaca fiber. Thanks for sharing.

CsiGiRe 8 years ago

Thanks for loving it, I'm sure it will be a beautiful one.

watchmeflyy 8 years ago

Great job! I love how all the sticks interact in such a simple yet complex design.

CsiGiRe 8 years ago

Thank you very much !