It's Christmas Eve!! A very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year ahead to all my readers! If you do celebrate Christmas, your tree is probably all decorated and lit by now. We've switched to energy-saving LED lights in my household but I regret not keeping the old lights. I wish I'd kept them because Tiffany Threadgould had a far better idea than chucking them into landfill sites!
Her awesome upcycled broken Christmas light tutorial shows how to easily convert these into jewelry. Aren't those earrings fun?
Check out last week's post on 2010 Bejeweled Christmas Trees Around the World for some humongous inspirations!
Other Eco Jewelry Tutorials:
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
Her awesome upcycled broken Christmas light tutorial shows how to easily convert these into jewelry. Aren't those earrings fun?
Check out last week's post on 2010 Bejeweled Christmas Trees Around the World for some humongous inspirations!
Other Eco Jewelry Tutorials:
- How to Make Recycled Denim Jewelry
- More Soda Can Jewelry Tutorials
- How to Make Eye Glass Jewelry Tutorials
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
Cute necklace and earrings, very festive! I love the lights on the Christmas tree...we've switched to LED as well, the white ones though as I find the others look yellow.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you and yours Pearl...
Cheers
That is so awesome such a great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Pearl!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you, too!
ReplyDeleteOh shoot, I just hopped to this post and it's well past the yuletide season. Fortunately we haven't converted to LED lights yet and have a large plastic bin full of old strings of tiny Christmas lights. I look forward to giving this technique a try (next Christmas 2011) as it looks much less involved than Martha's "Lump of Coal" gift boxes. lol
ReplyDeleteThe jewelry will be a blast to wear and be conversation pieces! Pearl
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