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Shrink Plastic Swallow Necklace

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A cute, cheap swallow necklace

I made this necklace of a cute little swallow by tracing the image that I wanted onto shrink plastic and then making little dots of color with permanent markers. I attached some jump rings, chain, and a clasp and now I love my new necklace. :D

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ʎǝɔɐɹƃ

ʎǝɔɐɹƃ

11 Aug 12:04

oh my
its beautiful :)

Andy

Andy

11 Aug 12:31

wow, I love it! Great Job!

Knittin' Kitten

Knittin' Kitten

11 Aug 19:16

Oh that's awesome! Well done x

Lilim

Lilim

11 Aug 19:28

Its got a nice little stained glass look to it

Samantha B.

Samantha B.

12 Aug 09:25

Kewl! Thats a great use of Shrink Plastic.... what are sharpies btw?

Sari

Sari

12 Aug 14:28

Sharpies are permanent markers. I should probably change that word... :)

sparrow is fancy

sparrow is fancy

14 Oct 03:15

that's gorgeous

ThePinkPanther

ThePinkPanther

08 Nov 05:07

It looks great! I love it.

abigaaaaay

abigaaaaay

26 Nov 19:54

i loooooove this :)

KageG.

KageG.

21 Jul 19:38

Love it!
So retro
x

Claire M.

Claire M.

06 Nov 09:14

Its beautiful! I tried this, but the colours just didn't show up :(
Any tips? I used black shrink plastic and red, blue and green sharpies. I coloured in the rough side of the plastic but they are very dull, dark colours (you can hardly make them out at all). Thanks for any advice you can offer xx

Sari

Sari

06 Nov 21:57

I would suggest using white shrink plastic. That's what I used. :)

Claire M.

Claire M.

12 Nov 11:19

Thank you so much!! It really is gorgeous, I'm going to give it another go :) xxx

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August 11, 2008 08:12
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