Washer necklaces

Hello! Today is the first day of school. Annnnd today my missionary son hits his 2 month mark. Yep….I’m a little emotional! ha! I love being a mom so much! My kiddos are the best.

I received a package of alcohol inks for Christmas and then bought a second set with a 50% off coupon at Michael's. I've used ...

These adorable washer necklaces can be made for any occasion and are perfect to wear no matter what your age.

How to Make Nail Polish Washer Necklaces | DIY Jewelry: In this fun learning tutorial Kids Crafts by Three Sisters demonstrates how easy it is to make washer necklaces using nail polish. These necklaces were so simple and inexpensive. The entire craft costs us about $5. What an amazing gift idea for birt…

I knew I had to try these washer necklaces as soon as I saw them. It turned out to be a great quick and easy project. Here's...

These nail polish washer necklaces are such a unique craft to make! Simply paint a metal washer with nail polish and let dry. A fun camp activity!

Aaaaand now we come to the first week where I've run out of vaguely clever titles. : ) Washers are a really cheap base for a lot of jewelry projects, and I wanted to see if I could come up with some different ways of using them that I haven't tried before. I had mixed results; I think I'm only going to end up using a few of the techniques again, but trying them all out was pretty fun. Wire-wrapped. I think I can do better, but not bad for a first attempt on the idea. Twine wrapped for a more…

Create pendant necklaces to go with any outfit using plumbing washers, scrapbook paper and a bit of glaze.

A painted washer necklace is easy for kids of all ages to make. The results are beautiful, and they'll love wearing them to show them off.

Have I mentioned that I am my younger daughter's Girl Scout troop leader this year? Well, actually one of four leaders. We are doing a co-op leader thing, which has been great! Every year, our service unit puts on a holiday boutique for the girls. Troops create something to "sell" at the boutique and each troop has a booth set up to sell their wares. Each girl brings an envelope with some amount of money up to $20 in it. The girls walk around to the different booths and buy different crafts…