Doesn’t this necklace look great?
I’m really amazed!
Links:
Hairpin Necklace (Mana Collection)
…compilation of tutorials
Have you already used up all forks as photoholders and remain only spoons?
Then make little pieces of jewelry from them ;-))
Links:
Spoon Pendants (Look What I Made with a Dremel! – How to Make a Spoon Pendant)
Here at unikatissima:
Card Holder from Fork
I find the Lakota Chain necklace really cute, but I didn’t find the time yet to try it out.
Well, one day ;-)
Still got some plastic bottles? ;-)
Then try to make some earrings or a simple yet striking necklace!
Links:
DIY Eco-Hip Accessories
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘plastic bottle’
Need a quick gift for a good friend?
What about tis nice beaded Valentine Day heart?
I don’t give away anything for Valentine’s Day but I will surely find an occasion on which to bead the heart for someone I really like :)
Though I hover a little between this rather elegant Valentine Day heart and the freeform heart pendant.
I guess that it will depend on the future recipient ;-)
Links:
Beaded Valentine Day Heart
via: Make Beaded Valentine’s day gift – Free tutorials found!
Here at unikatissima:
Heart Pendant
Entries with the tag ‘Valentine’s Day’
A cute idea: knitting a ring with a tiny heart pattern :)
Possibly I will make it myself, I think that it won’t take long ;-))
And if you don’t like the ring, check out the other rings here ;-)
Links:
Knitted Valentine Heart Ring (Valentine Heart Rings – Free Pattern)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘ring’
A long time ago I’ve found the instruction for the braided bead rainbow but when I wanted to present it here at some time the website didn’t exist any more.
So you can imagine how glad I was when I found it back accidentally! :))
So now also for you to make it ;-))
Links:
Braided Bead Rainbow (Instructions / Anleitungen / Schémas) (English, German and French)
=> scroll down to ‘Braided Rainbow English instructions’, ‘Geflochtener Regenbogen Deutsche Anleitung’ and ‘Arc-en-ciel tressé Instructions francaises’
Pantyhose Petals!
When I was a child it was fashionable to make these!
And now everything comes back.
Admittedly the panties are more colourful today – the petals get therefore more beautiful ;-)
Links:
Pantyhose Petals (Handmade Weddings: DIY Ideas from CRAFT Magazine)
Such a pin from old plastic bottles and the like can look really cute, can’t it?
Now I’m debating with myself on whether I should collect these, too.
;-))
Links:
white brooch
via: Jewellery made from recycled stuff – a mini-round-up
via: art for housewives – pin cushions and junk jewellery

I don’t like the necklaces in Dutch Spiral technique soo much, but I tried it out to see how it is.
In principle it’s nothing else than tubular peyote (instructions see below) where you work a bead loop in one place.
Because I didn’t like the very broad loop part with 18 beads in the instruction I only used 6 beads per loop.
Well, I like it and I was especially amazed again about how I get lost in the always similar moves and how much this relaxes me.
Perhaps I will make another looong necklace, just to relax ;-))
Links:
Dutch Spiral Necklace
Google image search result for ‘bead Dutch Spiral’
Tubular Peyote – even count (Tubular Peyote Stitch Instruction) (English)
Tubular Peyote – odd count (Odd count Tubular Peyote Stitch) (English)
Tubular Peyote (Schlauch-Peyote) (German): click ‘Anleitungen’ in the left navigational bar, select ‘Schlauch-Peyote mit gerader Perlenanzahl’ or ‘Schlauch-Peyote mit ungerader Perlenanzahl’