Baseball necklace diy

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Happy Friday Everyone, My son plays a lot of baseball and I always wondered what would be a good use for them when they get old. I noticed some of the baseballs where torn and had spots on them. My son told me that he couldn't use them anyone and they had "to retire." I hated them to get thrown out, so I decided a new purpose for them-necklaces! With just a few easy steps and a baseball, I was able to complete this necklace. I found these bezels at Michael's for very little money and decided…

We love to share our jewelry making techniques, tips and products. See fashion trends, behind the scenes as well as jewelry inspiration ideas.

As if I'm not busy enough I volunteered to coach my son's kindergarten soccer team. I was really nervous at first, but after coaching a few practices and my first game I'm pretty confident I can handle it. And I just adore the kids. They are so enthusiastic. A few weeks ago I came across this on Pinterest. Source I thought it was great, so I decided to try it out with soccer balls. I purchased these one inch images from IKJewelryParty on Etsy for only $.59! After printing them on regular…

My Paracord Collection: Too many favorites. Created so I could find the paracord stuff easily. This puts them in one place for me.

Step 1: Using a knife, cut dashed slits around the inside of the stitches. Step 2: Follow the dashes and cut all the way through the skin. Step 3: Pull the skin away from the guts. &n…

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A couple weeks ago, I helped one of my students dissect a baseball to see what was inside. We had watched a YouTube video that told us what baseballs were made of, but just knowing the answer wasn&…