DIY | Gogo Philip Inspired Crystal Hexnut Necklace

Asos.com is one of my absolute faaaavorite sites to shop at (disclaimer: not endorsing, I just really love them) because they have such unique pieces and their fashions are always on point. I spotted this totally DIY-able Gogo Philip necklace, so I made this necklace from some extra hexnuts on hand from my last project!

Left: My version | Right: Gogo Philip Bolt Diamante Necklace

DIY | Mini Whisk Necklace

I'm always a fan of wearables that both show your passion are quirky conversation starters (see my knitter's necklace DIY). Although I often don't have the chance to update my "things to bake" part of my blog, I still consider baking as one of my favorite hobbies.

DIY | Mixed Metal Tassel Necklace

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who's got a ton of chain scraps lying around. For this DIY I used some leftover chain from another project and topped it with a pearl bead for that extra oomph. This is especially perfect for those days when I find it hard to choose between gold vs silver vs gunmetal gray accessories. Why not all three? Check out what I did with the rest of the scraps!

DIY | Message In A Bottle Necklace

I did this project a couple months ago with my class of kidlings and I had just as much fun as they did, picking out things to fill these tiny bottles with. There's just something about mini objects that has such an appeal. The best thing about this DIY is the customization; your bottle won't be exactly the same as someone else's :)

DIY | Ombre Bunting Necklace

Mint. Ombre. Bunting. Paint chips. Here's a project that's the perfect marriage of all four. It's super easy and cheap, yielding fantastic results since you might have most of the materials on hand already. Best places to swing by to pick up a few stacks of paint chips: Home Depot, Walmart, & Lowes (I won't judge). If you don't have paint chips, you can also use cardstock :)

DIY | The Knitter's Necklace

As a long-time knitter, I came up with this simple, cheap, and adorable necklace inspired by a skein of yarn. The total cost of this project is mere pennies if you really think about it :)

Although I don't have much time to knit as much anymore (and as a consequence of an unmentionable unfinished sweater...), this DIY is for my fellow knitters (and crocheters!) to wear your favorite fuzzy yarn loud and proud. 

I'm still working on my picture-taking skills since my apartment is terribly dim and I usually blog in the nighttime when there's no more lovely daylight. DIY after the jump!