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DIY Tassel Necklace With Hand-Painted Beads

June 23, 2014 by Arena Blake 3 Comments

This shop is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group® and Sharpie, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #PaintYourWay http://my-disclosur.es/OBsstV

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYourWay

One trend this summer that I have been LOVING is the long tassel necklaces everyone has been wearing. I wanted to put my own twist on this trend, though, so I created this DIY Tassel Necklace with hand-painted wooden beads using Sharpie Paint Markers.

I love how bright and colorful my DIY Tassel Necklace turned out — the neon yellow tassel really makes it pop! And I was able to use a variety of colors so that it will look great with lots of different outfits.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

I shopped at Michael’s for the supplies for this project. Make sure to look out for great deals on Sharpie Paint Markers at Michael’s stores.
 

DIY Tassel Necklace With Hand-Painted Beads

 

Supplies:
Sharpie Paint Markers in assorted colors
2 skeins of embroidery thread
1 split ring
About 100 wooden beads
Scissors

Directions:

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

Remove one of the skeins of thread from the package, but make sure to keep the shape. Cut a small piece of thread from the end of the thread, about 5 inches long.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

Insert one end through the split ring and fold it in half.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

Tie the small piece of thread around the top of the thread.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

Cut the ends to create a tassel. You can leave the ends long, or trim them up a bit to make a shorter tassel.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

Using the Sharpie Paint Markers, paint the beads. I painted a zig-zag design using three colors and painted the entire bead with the remaining two colors. I used a sharpened pencil to hold the beads while I painted them.

Since I had 5 colors, I decided to create a pattern using 20 beads in each color.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYourWay

String the beads onto a piece of the remaining skein of thread. Halfway through, add the tassel onto the necklace. I also rotated the direction that I was stringing the patterned beads at that time, so that they would appear to be going the same direction.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYourWayDIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYourWay

When you’re finished stringing the beads, tie off the end of the necklace. You could also use a jewelry closure to ensure that it remains closed.

DIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYourWayDIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour WayDIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour WayDIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour WayDIY Tassel Necklace #PaintYour Way

Style with your favorite bright colors!

Be sure to check out Sharpie on Facebook and Twitter for other fun projects!

How would you wear your DIY Tassel Necklace?

 

 

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  1. april

    June 24, 2014 at 6:46 pm

    Ok..i am on the way to store so I can make this. LOVE it!

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    • Arena Blake

      June 25, 2014 at 3:31 pm

      YAY! So glad, April! <3

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  2. Henry Larry

    May 2, 2024 at 2:51 am

    Absolutely love the idea of adding a personal touch to accessories. The colorful beads and tassel give off such a playful vibe. Definitely adding this to my crafting list.
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