Decopatch paper, Decopatch glue (or other varnish glue like ModPodge),
cotton paper beads, ribbon, wooden sticks, needle, glue pencil.
cotton paper beads, ribbon, wooden sticks, needle, glue pencil.
Take a wooden stick and stick it through the paper bead.
You can purchase the cotton paper balls in your local craftshop.
You can purchase the cotton paper balls in your local craftshop.
Dip your glue pencil in the glue and then pick up a tiny piece of paper with it. Stick it onto the bead and put some more glue over the piece of paper.
Then repeat until the bead is completely covered.
I'll be giving this necklace away among all the blogcomments. So if you like to win this, please do leave a comment. Make sure that I know where I can find you when you win! :) The winner will be announced nex week! :)
Then repeat until the bead is completely covered.
That is a lot of work--and they are very beautiful! I don't know if I'd have the patience, but the end result is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love this ! Those white paper beads you start with, are those for sale ? or did you make them too ?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love when people make jewelry out of unexpected materials! Way to go Mitsy!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable is that?!
ReplyDeleteAnd you made it look so easy!
So pretty and lovely idea! :-)
ReplyDeleteso lovely!
ReplyDeleteHave tried a lot already with all kinds of materials, but you surprised me with this technique ! Love the colormix of the paper. Thanks Mitsy for sharing this.
ReplyDeletethis is so clever! I definitly have to add this to my list of crafts to complete this year :) thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDat ziet er geweldig leuk uit, ik kom elke dag even bij je op bezoek via je blog. Je blog inspireert mij voor mijn keramiek.
ReplyDeletethat look great! I visit your blog everyday, your on my blogroll. You are an inspiration for me and my ceramic work.
...this girl has golden hands indeed, I've always said it! ;o)***
ReplyDeletethis necklace is so nice - easy and simple and really wonderful - a great idea!
ReplyDeletegreetings - gudrun
Thankyou! :o) This is fantastic! I wonder how you make the paper beads themselves..
ReplyDeleteChloe x
greedy me wishis to win, this is so very pretty - and clever! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these! Looks like a fun project to make!
ReplyDeleteLove it (and imagine it is a comfortable wear!).
ReplyDeleteHow? How do you have the time? Super cute. Love the large beads!
ReplyDeleteI really love the beads, beautiful colours!! grts
ReplyDeleteYou can purchase the cotton paper balls in your local craft shop.
ReplyDeleteIn Dutch they are called 'watten bollen' which translates to cotton balls so I hope this helps you. :)
Wooww that's so easy and result is beautiful! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteoooh, beautiful! I have to try this (when I find te time ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt looks really simple on pics :) Thank you for this wonderful tutorial, Mitsy! :)
ReplyDeleteReally interesting one. I can already imagine how my paper bead will look :)
ReplyDeleteNice! I've never seen the cotton beads before. Very cool.
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that is very fun misty... thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis came out really pretty Mitsy! Perhaps I'll have to put this on the list of tutorials I want to try out :)
ReplyDelete(though I don't know that any will top that crumble recipe/tutorial you shared -a favorite in this house!)
that is really pretty. i've heard about decopage, but never knew what is was for. now i know :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Just fabulous Mitsy - you are amazing you know :) Thanks for this. Kx
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I have never seen those cotton paper beads in the store so I'll have to look for them so I can try this project. It looks easy with great results!
ReplyDeleteWow, I never would have guessed that those beads were made out of paper.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial!
A great tutorial once again, Mitsy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :)
Great ideal! ^-^
ReplyDeletehow cool tutorial, thanks Mitsy!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours, and it looked fun to make. Thank you for sharing the tutorial and thank you for the opportunity for entering the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous necklace! I can't wait to make one of my own - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!. You explain it so didactic that everything you do seems easy, but it sure is not. Congratulations
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I'm an high school art teacher and think the students would really get into this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post.
Thanks for sharing! These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAlweer een fantastisch idee. Wiee weet ben ik de gelukkige ; )
ReplyDeleteHoe vlot het met je ripple?Als t niet mocht lukken roep je maar ik ben ondertussen bijna halfwag en heb t ripplen helemaal onder de knie naar een paar strubbelingen in t begin ; )
What a fantastic tutorial and fantastic beads!!
ReplyDeleteyou are so creative! Nice idea!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such fun to do, the end result is just beautiful too. Perfect for these snowy days :)
ReplyDeletelovely :)
ReplyDeleteReally sweet!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I really like it. Thanks for the chance to win it!
ReplyDeleteRebecca
bekki1820cb at gmail
Really Really Neat tutorial......A great idea fun for all ages....love it.
ReplyDeleteHow great you are at teaching over the internet. This is a tunning piece of artwork.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! Thanks for the step by step instructions. I love the one you're giving away, so please enter me!
ReplyDeletejune_spirit2628 at hotmail dot com
This is soo lovely ;D.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this;). Fingers crossed.!
pozytywniej@gmail.com
Beautiful tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
What a unique idea and what amazingly beautiful results! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletee.estt[at]yahoo[dot]com
nice work, i like your color choice.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cool! I might have to try it out :)
ReplyDeletecam22190 at gmail
That's quite pretty! I've heard of making little mushrooms and things to decorate wreaths from paperclay, but never seen jewellery from it!
ReplyDeletesugareaterATgmailDOTcom
That is so neat! I definitely need to try it out!
ReplyDelete& the necklace is goregoues!
What a beautiful necklace. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteDeirdre
dbyrne1[at]gmail[dot]com
What a great tutorial and giveaway! It's so pretty.
ReplyDelete- JoAnn, Sidewalk Chalk
Wow, thank you for the tutorial! You make such lovely jewelry and now you've inspired me to try making something myself. Please enter me. I would be absolutely ecstatic to win this necklace!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway :)
hurdler4eva(at)gmail(dot)com
Gorgeous and so unique!
ReplyDeletejudyweicker(at)gmail(dot)com
Wow. Great tutorial! Would be good project for pre-teen and teenagers too. Can you share the source for the paper beads?
ReplyDeletethis is ever so pretty!
ReplyDeletemagnificent necklace excellent tutorial..a whole lot of work and effort go into your creations..but they are super stunning and unique..thanks for the chance to win..i would gift this to my daughter as she adores unique jewellery
ReplyDeleteartbyjan at googlemail dot com
Thank you for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a fun project to make! But I don't promise to do it as well as you.
Regards from Barcelona,Laia
laiafortuny(at)gmail(dot)com
What a great tutorial! So lovely to see people willig to share their nifty craft tricks! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful idea. Don't know if I have the patience to do this.
ReplyDeletemframe00@yahoo.com
I love this idea and can't wait to try it! Thanks for the chance to win the gorgeous necklace~ Jeanette at splendidthings.etsy.com
ReplyDeleteThe paper bead necklace is very pretty.
ReplyDeletejanetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
That is such a cute idea and you made it look so easy!
ReplyDeletesrobinson8561 at bryan.edu
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! The necklace is gorgeous!!! Absolutely beautiful! jinglesells at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteVery neat idea! Please enter me!
ReplyDeleteBeth
bethnaf at hotmail dot com
Very cute. I no longer have the patience to do these things, tho. So let me win.
ReplyDeletelkish77123 at gmail dot com
Awesome tutorial! And awesome giveaway :]
ReplyDeletecarethediva[at]hotmail[dot]com
Lovely necklace - thanks for sharing Mitsy :=)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial! It didn't look nearly as hard as I thought it might be.
ReplyDeleteUntil I make my own, I would love to win yours!
amysweeps at gmail dot com
That is such a neat thing! Thanks for doing the giveaway!
ReplyDelete-Leslie
carykhepburn@yahoo.com
beautiful! i'm really impressed. i always try to do these things but i never get them right...
ReplyDeleteI adore this necklace and really appreciated the tutorial. Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteladyvdzine[at]yahoo[dot]com
This is definitely a new technique to me.
ReplyDeleteDid you also make the white beads?
So lovely :)
ReplyDeletelucianita[@]sapo[.]pt
ohhh this is an awesome tutorial and I was looking for just the think a couple days back! Love it, and gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteAnna
perfectbluemoon@gmail[dot]com
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ReplyDeleteWonderful! I'd like to win it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteannabell_lee_dk (at) yahoo.com
lovely!!
ReplyDeleteWhere does one find these paper clay beads? I would love to try this project.
ReplyDeletejlvallar
This is beautiful! I've tried this before...and failed miserably!
ReplyDeletemusicxisxlovex19(at)aim(dot)com
How and where do I get perfectly round paper beads? I really want to make this project.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! Thanks tons, I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and unique!
ReplyDeleteaschertle at yahoo dot com
Wow..that is awesome! Thanks so much for explaining it! and Thanks for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat project!
ReplyDeleteOoo this is beautiful! I'm going to try it out at home. Meanwhile please enter me. :)
ReplyDeleteBTW, I listed your giveaway on my site. Here's the link:
http://internationalgiveaways.blogspot.com/2010/02/necklace-from-artmind.html
Ronit
internationalgiveaways[at]gmail[dot]com
http://internationalgiveaways.blogspot.com
This is just what I've been looking for! Thanks for the great idea! It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Love the way you dried the beads!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! Please count me in
ReplyDeletehuggie0109(at)yahoo(dot)com
Small work, big payoff. It's fantastic! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us how to make it! I want to try now!
ReplyDeletesunswirlgirl at aol dot com
It is great idea and the result is fantastic. I would like to win it (or to make similar one at home.:). thanks
ReplyDeletelubaska dot k at gmail dot com
I'd love this, its soo pretty
ReplyDeletetimesurge(at)live.ca
Very pretty! I think I am going to give this a go, but just re-cover some beads that i already have. Craft shops are rare as hen's teeth here in Lincolnshire.
ReplyDeletewow! very big work!
ReplyDeleteWow,fab necklace.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this chance.
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ale84.vercelli at hotmail dot it
Great tutorial! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so very lovely! Just the kind of thing I'd love to wear too. :) Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOh these are adorable, thanks for the lovely tutorial I will put that on my wish list to make!
ReplyDeleteSimply adorable!
ReplyDeletemissibiscus at gmail dot com
Thanks for the tutorial! I love the color!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous necklace! Thanks for the chance to win. mrsmchappell at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThe give-away is now closed.
ReplyDeleteThe lucky person to get this necklace is comment number 10: Anne!
Big congrats! :)
wow, what a big suprise!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this necklace!
Thank you!!
Wat een leuke verrassing zo op de zondag!! Ik was echt heel verbaasd om mijn naam te lezen. Sterker nog ik heb eerst gekeken en geteld of er nog een andere Anne in de lijst met reacties stond. Maar het is echt mijn naam!! Echt super!
WOW, dank je wel!! Ook voor al je inspiratie die je mij geeft via je blog!
Merci pour ces explications !
ReplyDeleteAnne (France)
Hey those are pretty.
ReplyDeletethese are awesome!! and I love the color!
ReplyDeletebeautiful beads!
ReplyDeleteHi, your beads and blog is just beautiful. We have tried this type of paper bead in Uganda-it was fun.
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Nice work.... thanks for sharing this information.
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness! I love your idea! What a fresh take on those little necklaces. Who did not like those little necklaces when we were younger? What a fresh take on those little necklaces.
ReplyDeleteWow, really cool idea, although you need a lot of patience doing this project but it sure satisfying once you finish doing this. So creative and very resourceful.
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