Step One: Go to the thrift store/a garage sale/your grandma's closet/ragstock. Pick out your favorite scarf (Thin fabric with smaller patterns with lots o' color work best.)
Step Two: Go to the craft store/grandma's costume jewelry box and pick up some large round beads. Beads are easy to find, but in all honesty, bouncy balls, marbles, jaw breakers... these would all work (actually, jawbreakers might get a bit sticky- especially if you are a sweaty person.)
Step Three: Cut a strip from one corner to the opposite corner about three inches thick.
Step Four: Tie a knot about 6 inches down and wrap a bead in the scarf, twist around a bit and tie another knot right after it to secure. Not as hard as it sounds. You can use a touch of glue stick to seal the seam if you are concerned about it.
Step Five: Continue step four until you are satisfied with your necklace.
Step Six: Wear your necklace proudly.
Step Two: Go to the craft store/grandma's costume jewelry box and pick up some large round beads. Beads are easy to find, but in all honesty, bouncy balls, marbles, jaw breakers... these would all work (actually, jawbreakers might get a bit sticky- especially if you are a sweaty person.)
Step Three: Cut a strip from one corner to the opposite corner about three inches thick.
Step Four: Tie a knot about 6 inches down and wrap a bead in the scarf, twist around a bit and tie another knot right after it to secure. Not as hard as it sounds. You can use a touch of glue stick to seal the seam if you are concerned about it.
Step Five: Continue step four until you are satisfied with your necklace.
Step Six: Wear your necklace proudly.
super love this. my mom had a ton of these kinds of necklaces back in the day. I just made one today, really good directions, quick crafty project. Thanks for helping me have a fashionable item to wear to my first day of Ecology and Health tonight :)
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