Here comes the third in a series of fun jewelry made from zip-ties. (You can visit the first two here and here.) Today, just a quickie tutorial for some more zippy fun.
You will love this one! It's a sproingy spiral curlicue:
You will love this one! It's a sproingy spiral curlicue:
You want those earrings, I know you do. To make a Shirley Temple curl, wrap a zip-tie tight around
something skinny...
Yeesh, my fingers got red. You have to grip quite fiercely or this little thing will fly across the room. Hold for five seconds (or until you lose your grip, whichever comes first), then let go.
Yeesh, my fingers got red. You have to grip quite fiercely or this little thing will fly across the room. Hold for five seconds (or until you lose your grip, whichever comes first), then let go.
That's it! It will absorb the sproing and provide endless hours of fun.
I made a necklace, too...
It's called (...wait for it...) Shirley Temple Black and Blue.
I made a necklace, too...
It's called (...wait for it...) Shirley Temple Black and Blue.
Later, gators!
If you could sponsor the tickets, I'd hop on the next flight and snatch her up before she even knows it. ADORABLE!!!
ReplyDeleteNot funny- looking at all, just totally kissable :)
Love the Shirley Temple kit!
ReplyDeleteGertie is so cute! I wish I could fly over there and adopt her...
Sophie
Ooooooo, do bungee cords next!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, these are my absolute favorites of all the zip jewelry. Way cool. And I'll bet Gertie could rock that look.
What a sweet little pup, Michelle. Can't believe she's not being cuddled at this very moment!
ReplyDeleteYour curlicues are sweet too. The usual high quality I've come to expect! :)
OMG M the necklace and earings are to cute!!!
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Thanks for the nice comment on my blog :)
ReplyDeleteLooks really fun to make jewelery like this!
Hope you have a nice weekend :)
Best wishes Grete
Colours of the Estonian flag - Blue, black and white. Lovely. I'd totally wear it to show the patriotism.
ReplyDeleteYou are so amazingly creative. I think the clear curls are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you twist the zip ties around?
ReplyDeleteHi! I used a skinny metal skewer, the kind you use for trussing turkeys. You could also use a knitting needle or barbecue skewer.
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