• Chain
• Pearls
• Clasps
• Wire or thread

To begin with, cut a piece of wire around twice the size of your wrist and attach a clasp to one end of it. Make sure it’s nice and secure because it will be the weakest part of the bracelet.

Slide the end of the chain onto the wire, then a pearl and then the chain again a little further down. You can vary the amount of chain you leave between pearls for different effects, I chose to thread it every 10 links.

Continue alternating between pearls and chain until it’s as long as you want it to be.

Once you reach the end just tie off the wire, attach the other part of the clasp and then snip the extra wire.

Such an easy bracelet to make but it’s so effective and looks really expensive!

What do you guys think?

I love it! Now I’m thinking of perhaps making a matching necklace too!

So anyway…. let’s make a pearl and gold chain bracelet today!

You will need:

• Chain
• Pearls
• Thin wire
• Clasps

Cut a length of chain which can wrap around your wrist.

Lay out the chain and the pearls, you want to place a pearl in every second chain.

Add clasps to the end of the chain.

Now let’s start with the pearls. Tie your thin wire securely to one end of the chain.

Thread a pearl on the wire and then thread the wire back down through the chain.

Weave the wire through the chain again so it’s under the next link, then when you go up again add another pearl. There should be a pearl on every second link.

Continue down the chain until you run out and then tie the wire off securely.

Done!!

And now you’ve got an adorable bracelet which actually fits well!

This also looks perfect stacked with a bunch of other bracelets!

First, you need to actually tie it around something, when I’m putting it on my bag I use the handle but in this tutorial I’m using a lamp because it was the right height. You could also do this using your hair as the part to tie it to or anything really.

So start by grabbing one corner of the scarf.

Tie it in a knot around your item leaving the corner hanging out to form a leaf. This will be tied one more time at the end so make the leaf a little longer than you want the end result to be.

Take the rest of the scarf and twist it fairly tightly.

Wrap it around the centre knot to form a spiral.

When you have wrapped most of it and only have a little left, tie the end in a knot with the first leaf you made so it forms the second leaf.

All done!

But how does this work on a scarf which wasn’t specifically designed to be the colours of a flower?

Again start with the corner.

Tie in a knot around the bag handle/hair/whatever

Twist the end.

Twist into a spiral to form the rose. This scarf was huge so I had to twist it tightly in the middle and a little looser to make a nice rose.

Looser towards the ends.

And knot the ends together so it stays in place.

Rose done! It still looks really cute! This style works the best with scarves that are one colour along the edges and one in the middle as it forms the leaves better but plain or patterned silk scarves still looks great.

There you have it! You could also use this to decorate gifts, for example if you are giving someone a bottle of something you could tie a scarf to the neck and now it’s two gifts in one!

Let me know if you give it a try and what you wear it on!