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I’m in love with it! It was simple and easy anyone can do it. It took me longer to gather all of the supplies than make the actual necklace so I know you can do this one. |
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Supplies:
Seed beads ( blue, white, and red)
Clear bottle with cork ( found mine @ Joann’s) Necklace chain or old necklace Star charm or white card stock Supper glue
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Hope this inspires you to make something patriotic today. Have a good one. |
Jeanna
Linked up @:
Somewhatsimple; Katie’s Nesting place; Sassy Sites; The shabby nest; and Fingerprints on the fridge; bacon time with the hungry hippo; tater tots and jello
I want one! I am just reminding everyone about tonights link party that runs Friday evening through Mondays!I also have an ongoing give away link party now too.Hope to see you soon.http://bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/come strut your stuff
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Thanks for coming to the Bacon Time party, I hope you will link up each week with us. I am still just crazy for this patriotic necklace. I want to go find a little bottle to make my own. Have a great weekend!
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What a great idea. I saw some of those little bottles at the local variety store the other day and was wondering what could be done with them.
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Oh wow these are so prettyI am a new follower from Party Mindie Style
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those necklaces are super cute!!!thanks so m uch for stopping by and leaving a comment on my freezer meals ~ i really appreciate it! i definitely recommend freezer meals ~ i think you'll love them if you try them!
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Adorable necklaces!!! We are also obeisssng over jewelry in those days. These pinecone necklaces will be, without any doubt, in my wich list to Santa! Thx for a great blog!
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Thanks a lot you for this blog. Thats all I are able to say. You most obviously have crteafd this world wide web into something speciel. You clearly know what you are working at, youve taken care of so many corners.kind regards
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cute, always wanted one of these
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