DIY Pumpkin Domino Tile Necklace

If you are like me, you take down your jack-o-lanterns right after Halloween, but leave out any Pumpkins. Pumpkins are a great decoration for Thanksgiving. Speaking of pumpkins, I have one last pumpkin craft for you this year. I found some old miss matched Domino tiles at a yard sale. Among the pile was one orange tile. Lucky for me, I wanted orange, however I could have easily painted one too. It only took a few minutes, and a few other items,  to transform the orange tile into a whimsical rectangular pumpkin pendant necklace.  

Materials:

1 orange Domino tile

1 antique bronze jewelry bail

green floral wire

jewelry glue

1 ribbon necklace (I found mine at Wholeport)

Directions:

Glue bail to the top of tile, having whichever side you prefer to be facing out. Let dry for 2 days, or per glue package directions. Wrap floral wire around bail, and make curly cues rolling ends around a small dowel or needle nose pliers. String pumpkin pendant onto necklace.

If my pumpkin Domino tile necklace doesn't put you in the mood for Fall, then maybe my Passionate Pumpkin Pie Perfume Oil will. It's on SALE right now too. Regular price is $13.99, now only $8.99!
You can find it in my shop TLC Creations.

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Fall To Winter Pine Cone Earring Craft

  

These earrings were really easy to make using charms from WholePort. The pine cones on their own, are perfect for Fall. Adding some white nail polish, and ribbon, makes them perfect for Winter.  You can order these from my Etsy shop TLC Creations, or make your own using my tutorial below. 

Materials:

Pine Cone Charms

White Nail Polish or Any White Paint

Ribbon 

Earring Findings

Jewelry Pliers
Lighter

Directions:

For simple Fall pine cone earrings, attach charms to earring findings, using jewelry pliers. For Winter earrings, paint charms with white paint. Once dry, tie a ribbon around the top of each pine cone. Optional, carefully heat and melt ribbon edges with lighter, to reduce fraying. Finally, attach charms to earring findings, using your jewelry pliers. 

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Fall Leaf Jewelry Tutorial Two Ways

 

These antique bronze leaf charms from WholePort are great on their own as earrings, but look even prettier when you add some color to them. All I did was color them with Sharpies, then seal them with a Mod Podge Clear Matte Acrylic Sealer. They will be the perfect Fall accessory. You may order them from my Etsy shop TLC Creations, or make your own, using my tutorial below. 

Materails:

Leaf Charms

Sharpie Permanent Markers

Mod Podge Clear Matte Acrylic Sealer Spray

Earring Findings
Jump Loops

Needle Nose Jewelry Pliers

Directions:

For simple antique bronze earrings, attach leaf charms to earring findings, using jewelry pliers, and jump loops. To add color, use Sharpie's to color your charms. Then spray with your sealer. I used two light coats of  sealer. Let dry, and attach to your earring findings, using jump loops, and needle nose jewelry pliers.

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Acorn Earrings and Necklace Semi Homemade DIY

How's that for Fall Fashion!!!