I had some leftover rhinestone necklaces from past DIY projects. They weren't vintage nor signed. Actually, they're "bridal necklaces" ordered in bulk from China. So what was I going to do with 10+ rhinestone bridal necklaces? I was going to play around and have fun with them.
I whipped out some oversized safety pins (they don't look so huge in the picture, but seriously, they're near novelty-sized) and connected 4 necklaces together. Balancing the necklaces was a bit of a toughie. When I threw in the pins where I wanted them, the necklace's weight was unevenly distributed most of the time. So I struck a balance (pun-y yes), and though they aren't exactly where I wanted them to sit, it's still quite aesthetically pleasing and doesn't slide and tip over when worn. I threw in some black satin ribbon to top it all off. I can already imagine this necklace with some simple monochrome looks or against a fun floral dress.
I whipped out some oversized safety pins (they don't look so huge in the picture, but seriously, they're near novelty-sized) and connected 4 necklaces together. Balancing the necklaces was a bit of a toughie. When I threw in the pins where I wanted them, the necklace's weight was unevenly distributed most of the time. So I struck a balance (pun-y yes), and though they aren't exactly where I wanted them to sit, it's still quite aesthetically pleasing and doesn't slide and tip over when worn. I threw in some black satin ribbon to top it all off. I can already imagine this necklace with some simple monochrome looks or against a fun floral dress.
I'm in awe!
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