And Back To The Food

I made this bracelet sometime over the summer, and just thought of it along with my gummy bears and other foods charm bracelet:

Is there anything better to do with 10 year old fruit gummies? =P

Water Bottle Bracelets

I'm very lucky to have small hands, which make them the perfect size for water bottle bangle bracelets!

It's a really cheap and easy way of making chunky bangles! The first one is made with decoupaged tissue paper, and then more silver tissue paper with butterfly punch-outs.The second is a piece of scrap fabric hot glued on, plus some gold pyramid studs. 
Other ideas:Paint / nail polishGlitterDecoupaged magazineYarn / string
If the water bottle is too small to fit, you could either cut a slit and make a cuff bracelet, or look for bigger water bottles (vitamin water?)

Have fun and be creative!

Charmies!

Yes, the food jewelry is still in :)
Polymer clay + gummy bears charm bracelet:

Cupcake, onigiri, mario mushrooms, and peas!
Also, conversation hearts: 

 Because they taste disgusting, but they're so cute!
Out of curiosity now, does anyone actually like the taste of convo hearts? Or are they just a classic because of the cute phrases? ;)
More bracelets to come very soon!

Repurposed Jewelry

I saw this on clearance at a local Pier 1 Imports as a napkin ring and totally fell in love with it. 5 minutes and two pairs of pliers later, it became a bracelet =]

This one came from an old bow from a pair of long-outgrown dress shoes, and the covering of a snapped headband. Snazzy recycled bowtie? I think so.