Succumb to the link trend by indulging in this DIY phone jewelry. Quick and easy to make, this phone bracelet will be perfect to accessorize your holiday and evening looks. It's also ideal if you're looking for an easy DIY gift idea for your loved ones. All you need to do is create a telephone hook using jade wire, slip in a few fancy pearls and interlock the links. Then connect them to the phone hook with two open rings and you're done! It won't take you more than 20 minutes to complete this pretty golden DIY.
For this tutorial, we suggest using the gold beads and links. But you'll find an alternative jewel in matte black and silver variations in the materials list at the bottom of the page. And if you're more the colorful type, you can find all our different sizes and colors of links on our website. And if you're a fan of this trend, we've got over 35 link tutorials for you.
NB: This tutorial was produced by Tiffanie for Idées à Faire magazine n°42. Inside the magazine, you'll find more creative ideas for every occasion.
Glue the crystal cabochons in the bead slots. Put glue in the small holes with a toothpick. You can use tweezers to place the cabochons.
While the glue dries, fit the links together, matching the slots. Finish with a shiny gold link for the gold version and a silver link for the black version.
Connect the two end links with a ring. Add a second ring and then a welded ring.
Cut 30 cm of black wire. Tie a piece of wire to the soldered ring. Tie a tight double knot. Cut the smallest piece of wire 2 mm from the knot. Burn the wire end with a lighter so that it melts and sticks to the knot. Apply a generous amount of glue to the knot. Thread the gold or silver bead, the black or beige bead and then the second metal bead.
Fold the wire in half and tie the wire near the last bead with a simple knot. Adjust the length. The chain should be able to pass through the loop, but it shouldn't be too long.
Tie a second knot and pull tight. Cut off the smallest piece of wire 2 mm from the knot. Burn the piece of wire with a lighter so that it melts and sticks to the knot. Apply a generous amount of glue to the knot. Close the knot cover over the knot.
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