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The Real Canada
Join Date: Nov 2010
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Grell Sutcliff's Glasses
Not really sure where else this would go. Anyway! I'm not really sure how to make the chain that comes down from Grell's glasses. With the skulls and all? One of my friends told me to try and find a necklace that's similar, but even at that point, I'm not really sure how I would do it. Help, please? Thank you!~ |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Well I've seen people use jewelry chain and stuff but what I did was to make it beaded. I got two sizes of round beads and got some skull beads off etsy, then got the loop things to attach it to the glasses and different closures and a few tools (all from hobby lobby) and went to work.
It wasn't really that hard but it can get a little pricey, I had some extra cash at the time. there's a picture in my work in progress gallery (is to lazy right now to link it).
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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I got a long necklace with the bead arrangement I wanted from Walmart. Ordered the little skulls off Etsy and then went to the jewelry/bead section at Hobby Lobby or Micheal's.
I got some long jewelry pins that have a small loop at one end called eye pins: http://www.bonanza.com/booths/beadaz...JEWELRY_MAKING . This goes through the skull and can be looped around the existing necklace chain to attach it. (You have to make the loop on the straight end after running it through the skull) I also got some split rings: http://www.michaels.com/Findings-Jum...-miscellaneous the small hoop on the pin opens and I slip the ring inside,then close it up. This is what the skull "rests" on. The only tool I used was a set of needle nose pliers from the garage. All the jewelry rings open and close quite easily. Hope I explained it well enough. If all else fails, take a pic to the hobby shop and ask them how to make it and what you'd need.
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