What you'll need:
- Craft glue
- Wood craft sticks [optional]
- Pliers [or something that will detach the necklace from the chain]
- Necklace
- Extra rhinestones/embellishments [optional]
- Clutch
The clutch I used was an inexpensive one I already had from TJMaxx. If you don't have a clutch already, just keep an eye out in clearance sections [H&M always has clutches on sale!]. You might find one that's totally boring on it's own but will look fabulous once you fancy it up! Same goes for the necklace, if you don't own one that you are willing to never wear again, look for an inexpensive one that you might not wear as a necklace but would look great on a clutch!
This DIY was completed in twenty minutes and three simple steps.
Step 1: Detach necklace from chain [or in my case, fabric] with pliers.
Step 2: Lay necklace on clutch and figure out desired placement for necklace and/or rhinestones.
Step 3: Glue necklace and/or rhinestones on clutch and let dry.
Voila! Making two old items new again :D
Super easy, right?! The hardest part for me was NOT adding too many rhinestones. I can't wait to actually show this off in an outfit post so you can see the true colors [the lighting was terrible on Saturday]!
Now it's your turn ;) I'd love to see what you create!
Now it's your turn ;) I'd love to see what you create!
saw this on insta and was obsessed! such a cool idea because i have so many broken pieces that i never know what to do with!
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Thanks, girl! You should try to fancy something up with the broken pieces. It was such an easy project!
DeleteWow - it looks like such an expensive, designer bag now!! Great idea!! This is definitely an inspiration to start doing more DIY around the house & in my closet!
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Thanks so much! :)
DeleteSo impressed! that turned out adorable :)
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Thanks, Ashley!
DeleteAmazing result! I love it.
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very pretty! I like the neon accents on the clutch
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Awesome DIY, good job!
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You made my day with this post. I love it
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It looks stunning!
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Great job, I love how it came out! :)
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