Necklace Crafts

From your About.com guide, make this unique accessory using a bead, a pom-pom, and some paper.

From your About.com Guide - A necklace for you that resembles a Beanie Baby swing tag!

Dress up your bean bag toys by making them their own necklace to wear.

From your About.com guide, make this necklace that will really grow. Uses an empty film container.

Follow these directions, shared by Pene Hays, and you can create a fabulous pendant for a necklace or even a bracelet using bottle caps.

Instructions for making a necklace that is also a container that holds your bubble soap and wand.

From your About.com guide, make this butterfly jewelry out of a clothespin and tissue paper.

Find out how to make a fun necklace that looks like a miniature crystal ball.

See a full color photo of this fun craft!

You can try to capture a little bit of the mystical charm of fairies by making one of these fun necklaces. Make one for yourself and then make someone special smile when you present them with a special fairy dust necklace.

From your About.com guide, make this useful necklace using a film container.

From your About.com guide, make this simple necklace using a clear film container.

This beautiful beaded choker is made with glass heart beads, tiny gold seed beads and potato shaped fresh water pearls.

Follow these directions and make a fun Hawaiian lei to wear.

From your About.com guide, fun project made out of clay.

Find out how to can make a beadutiful, knotted necklace.

From your About.com Guide, create a maple leaf charm necklace.

Find out how to to make a Halloween bat necklace out of noodles.

Judy Kiesow shares how she created a lovely necklace using an empty pill bottle and a few other supplies.

From your About.com guide - make this cute necklace out of a bead, a pom-pom, and a few misc supplies.

Kathryn suggests using puzzle pieces and yarn or string to make unique necklaces.

Find out how to make a fun necklace for yourself and all your friends.

Macrame chokers were popular in the 60s and 70s and are now popular again, and now you can make your own.

This is a great craft for any season. For Independence Day, simply paint the star red, white, and blue. For Christmas paint it red and green. How about making it for a camping trip or night spent outside.

From your About.com guide, make this cool necklace using a black film container.

Try your hand at making this fancy looking but easy-to-make necklace.