Golden Hearts DIY Valentine Jewelry
Allie and I wanted to craft up some sweet DIY valentine jewelry this month. We did just that. I am addicted to using paper punches on balsa wood and this project was no exception. With so many punches to choose from these days, you always have adorable wooden shapes at your fingertips.
Honestly, I love DIY valentines jewelry. I adore the thought that I can run around with a little piece of Allie love with me and she with mine! We developed a whole line together. Some for me and some for her. A necklace and a ring and a couple of bracelets. The possibilities are endless.
Of course, you can add fittings, jump rings and jewelry closures to give these pieces more of a finished look, but Allie and I just tied ’em on and went about our merry way.
Which is your favorite?
I pretty much dig the ring. I haven’t taken it off since!
Allie took all the photos of me – I think she did a great job. Whip a few of these up this weekend. They’re super easy to do!
DIY Golden Heart Valentine Jewelry
Materials
MS Metallic Craft Paint
MS Crafts Punch Heart Confetti
DMC Pearl Cotton Thread
Craft glue
1/16" by 3" Balsa Wood
Punch hearts from balsa wood. Leave the shapes natural or paint with gold metallic paint. Smooth any rough edges and paint sides.
Apply glue to one side of one heart. Place heart on one side of the thread. Let the thread settle into the glue in the middle of the shape. Apply glue to one side of another heart.
Sandwich two of the wooden hearts together with the cotton thread in between. Let the glue set. Touch up with gold paint as needed.
I have to say that I enjoy Valentines Day a lot more when I make something for my guys. Placing all my love into something I’ve made and knowing they can carry it with them means so much more to me (and likely them) all the way around.
Happy weekend, happy hearts, and happy dreaming!
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