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I got the idea for this necklace when I saw this gorgeous one from Fab. But since I didn’t want to try to hunt down metal triangles, and also since leather is so trendy right now, I went for leather. Easy, inexpensive, and a little edgy.

Materials Needed:

  • 20 inches of fine cable chain
  • 1 jewelry clasp (an easy alternative is to buy a pre-made chain necklace)
  • 4 small jump rings (2-3 mm)
  • 3 large jump rings (10 mm)
  • 3 inches of black leather trim (I found mine at Joann’s in the lace/trim section)
  • Needle nose pliers
Directions:
Step 1. Cut out two equilateral triangles from the leather, then use a pin to poke holes in the top and the bottom. If the holes need to be slightly larger, use the point of a sharp knife. 
Step 2. See the photo below to assemble the necklace. Use needle nose pliers to open jump rings (mine were flexible enough that I could hold one side of the ring with the pliers and bend the other side open with my fingers — that was easier than using two pairs of pliers). 

And that’s it!

As always, email me or comment with any questions! Happy Friday!

Leather Arrow Necklace (Tutorial)

I got the idea for this necklace when I saw this gorgeous one from Fab. But since I didn’t want to try to hunt down metal triangles, and also since leather is so trendy right now, I went for leather. Easy, inexpensive, and a little edgy.

Materials Needed:

  • 20 inches of fine cable chain
  • 1 jewelry clasp (an easy alternative is to buy a pre-made chain necklace)
  • 4 small jump rings (2-3 mm)
  • 3 large jump rings (10 mm)
  • 3 inches of black leather trim (I found mine at Joann’s in the lace/trim section)
  • Needle nose pliers
Directions:
Step 1. Cut out two equilateral triangles from the leather, then use a pin to poke holes in the top and the bottom. If the holes need to be slightly larger, use the point of a sharp knife. 
Step 2. See the photo below to assemble the necklace. Use needle nose pliers to open jump rings (mine were flexible enough that I could hold one side of the ring with the pliers and bend the other side open with my fingers — that was easier than using two pairs of pliers). 

And that’s it!

As always, email me or comment with any questions! Happy Friday!

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12 Comments

  1. Dina says:

    so simple and so beautiful 😀 😀

  2. Ashlee :) says:

    What a cool idea! That's really cute 🙂
    ~Ashlee
    http://ashleenikol.com

  3. Bri Marie says:

    Oh wow that's so easy! Definitely going to try it!

  4. This is awesome! Love it.

  5. Ina-Mari says:

    Just stumbled unto your blog, what an absolute blessing! You are amazing!

  6. Love it! That is adorable.simple.cheap. I can't wait to make one! There's a lot of variety in that idea, too! Thanks for sharing!

  7. cleartheway says:

    Easy! And so cute! I'm so excited for this. Thanks

    Kate from Clear the Way

  8. Just stumbled across these Faux Leather Triangle Earrings on F21's website, and I IMMEDIATELY thought of this tutorial! Now I definitely have to make this necklace!

    http://www.forever21.com/Product/Product.aspx?br=f21&category=acc_jewelry&ProductID=1057355375

  9. K says:

    I wanted to comment on that sweater 🙂 It's on the Estonian National flag colours!

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