Woven necklace tutorial

I’m back with another easy afternoon project that lets you play with those weaving skills and leaves you with a soft statement necklace that is perfect for layering over your basics or adding to an already busy ensemble. It uses cotton yarn in contrasting colors for a bold pattern that adds a ton of texture and…

Everything you need to know about making tiny weavings!

by guest contributor Lindsey of Hello Hydrangea Weaving is my favorite way to unwind at the end of the day. The monotonous back-and-forth motion provides room for me to think and relax, while still expressing my creativity. Sometimes I run into a design block need a rest from one of my large tapestries… but I […]

This woven necklace was handmade in Atlanta, Georgia. All necklaces are hand woven with embroidery thread and beads then assembled by myself with jump rings, a lobster clasp, fold-over crimps, and a suede leather cord. This is the perfect statement piece for your jewelry collection. Pair it with a

The weaving trend is here to stay, folks. I’ve noticed a handful of woven necklaces pop up in my Instagram feed this summer and couldn’t wait to try my hand at one. Start here: Weaving for Beginners I wanted something that was simple but special, so I kept the color scheme neutral and added some…

Wearable weavings FTW!

Beautiful and so easy to make - DIY woven necklace with a fun tutorial about how to make your own cardboard weaving loom! Visit Le cafe de maman now!

I have had lots of wonderful comments on the fiber wrapped cords that I use to make neckpieces. I call them "neckpieces" because they are usually more like a scarf than a necklace. I wanted to share how I make the wrapped cords with you. The inspiration to make these came from the Winter 2010 Belle Armoire Jewelry magazine. "Wrapped, Jeweled and Embellished Creations" is the name of the article by Arline M. Lowenthal. I start with cotton clothes line. I measure the length that I want the…

Woven Bracelet: Learn how to make a beautiful handwoven friendship bracelet for you and your friends. These bracelets are easy and really fun to make. You can start off with a simple design and make them more elaborate as you become more familiar and comfortable …

Hand-woven necklace, made on a weaving loom using neutral coloured yarns by Sara Morton from Wabi Sabi Weaves #wovennecklace #weaving