I briefly saw a similar necklace on a craft site somewhere, but soon forgot where I had seen it. One day, I decided to try it to see how hard it could be. It took several trials to get the pattern of the ribbon-weaving down, but it was fun and worth it!
Since this project was basically trial and error for me, I really don't have a clearcut formula for how many washers = length of necklace, or how long the ribbon should be (sorry!). If you have cute ribbon you want to use, I would suggest a trial run with cheap-o ribbon before you cut anything.
If anybody knows where this originally came from, I will be happy to credit.







































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Cat Morley
05 Jul 11:23
That looks totally awesome!
Tosh
05 Jul 13:26
hehe cool bling!
Lilim
05 Jul 15:52
oOo My stepdad works at Home Depot he can pick me up a package ^^
RayGun UnDone
05 Jul 21:31
That looks really nice. It's similar to some of the necklaces done by the artist Anni Albers.
Darling Niki
27 Jul 14:18
It is an Annie Albers design. I did this once with a fuschia ribbon. :-) and then a black velvet. I love yours as well. I think your pictures and steps are sooo much better than the ones I was provided :-)
Chuckee D.
21 Sep 04:31
HARDWARE!
I'm a total junker... time to raid Daddy's "shop"... again!(currently, it's only walls and a buttload of boxes XP!)
*lovelovelovelove*