Lace Victorian Ring

  ✂︎

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• Step 1

  Here we go!
  cut two oval pieces of the grey felt and one of the lace.
  cut a slightly smaller piece of cardboard in the same shape.

• Step 2

  put the two pieces of felt together and the lace above them and start stitching them all together.

• Step 3

  before you finish place the cardboard between the two pieces of felt and add some stuffing above it.I'm using the cardboard because i want my ring to be pufffy at the top but flat at the bottom.
  (what you have now from the bottom to the top is: felt-cardboard-stuffing-felt-lace)

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  Step 4

  now take the chain and measure how much you're going to need to cover all the ring.
  using a pair of pliers pry open one of the chain links on the end, slip the other end through the open link, then use your pliers to close the link back up.

• Step 5

  put a generous amount of glue around the ring and then place the chain.it's a bit tricky to make the chain stay on the right place..

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  Step 6

  now glue a ring base( as usual i dont have one so i'm using wire) and you're done!!!!
  Hope you like it!

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Erika B. 21st March 2011

It's beautiful!

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Almost Insane · 5 projects 2nd February 2011

I love it! I'm always looking for inexpensive peices especially ring. I picked up some vintage lace a couple days ago, too!

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Mirriam Rachele · Sydney, New South Wales, AU · 2 projects 28th January 2011

No worries I'm Aussie so my English is excellent. Thanks for the great idea, I love the ring! I didn't have much chain so I couldn't make it very big. I'm planning to buy some chain to make a large one to use as a necklace. It'd also make a pretty brooch. So many great possibilities...

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Katie C. 27th January 2011

Thanks Mirriam!

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Katie C. 27th January 2011

Thanks Mirriam!

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InoL. · Evrytania, Thessalia Sterea Ellada, GR · 36 projects 26th January 2011

thank you Mirriam for explaining it!my english are too bad to try explain it myself!!!
i'm so excited to see your version!!!it's the first time ever someone made a version of one of my projects!!!heheD

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Mirriam Rachele · Sydney, New South Wales, AU · 2 projects 26th January 2011

You need to use a pair of pliers or scissors to pry open one of the chain links on the end, slip the other end through the open link, then use your pliers to close the link back up. And Bob's your uncle... you have a seamless chain!

I just made one, hopefully it'll appear on the site soon!

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Katie C. 26th January 2011

How did you get the two ends of the chain to connect?

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InoL. · Evrytania, Thessalia Sterea Ellada, GR · 36 projects 21st January 2011

thanks for your comments!
i would love to see your versions!!!

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PinkWeeds · Omaha, Nebraska, US · 207 projects 21st January 2011

love this! So cute I'm gonna have to make one!

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