Floral Jewelry

Floral necklaces are EVERYWHERE!

 

Well, Prima recently released a gorgeous set of Floral Jewelry Necklaces that can be worn as is...or altered to customize it to fit YOUR needs! Our design team has created some very cute and creative projects using our floral jewelry. We hope you find something that you LOVE!

Cari Fennell took one of our necklaces and then added a few special flowers to create this beauty. See how easy it is to customize one for a boutique effect?

• 544133 Floral Necklace
• Kalanchoe Flower
• 542962 Flower
• Flower

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Birgit Koopsen took a ready-made Prima necklace and added it to a headband for her absolutely adorable daughter! How sweet is that idea? (And it is very economical when comparing Prima's necklace price to ready-made floral headbands out on the market.)

• Scrapbook Jewelry Malachite # 544140
• headband
• fabric glue

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Stacy Cohen added an altered necklace to her tank neckline! This easy clip-on/clip-off accessory is perfect for any seasonal top! Stacy first colored the white flowers with alcohol inks by Ranger and then added other flowers to fill it in and make it a showstopper. (Try adhering the flowers to the tank with Velcro for a fast and simple solution that allows you to switch out flowers as you wish.)

• 544157 - Scrapbook Jewelry - Snowflake
• 537647 - Lilliput roses - Iris
• 538620 - Fairytale roses
• 537791 - Athena flowers
• 527037 - 4 Seasons velvet leaves

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Leena Loh went all-out and added a necklace to her amazing altered Chinese fan! Just wind the necklace in amongst other flowers and leaves for a very full, gorgeous effect.

• 544171 ~ Scrapbook Jewelry Coconut
• 543372 ~ Summer Carnation Lemon
• 536992 ~ Felt Gates
• 543938 ~ Tuscany Seaside
• 542771 ~ Guava Peony Brahms
• 538750 ~ Zazi Clay
• 537753 ~ Athena Flowers Powder Puff
• 539672 ~ Autmun Leaves September
• 541095 ~ SIIC Swirl with Fimo Grey

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Stacy Cohen also created a stunning headband for her beautiful daughter! Stacy colored the white flowers in soft colors and then added a few more in for a sweet whimsical effect.

• 544195 Scrapbook Jewelry Glacier
• 537807 Athena Flowers
• 300456 E-line Pearls and Crystals
• 506605 Got Flowers

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Trina McClune added a floral necklace to her absolutely stunning layout. She first cut the necklace in half, added a different flower to the center and then adhered everything to the layout as shown. Stitch the ribbon ties in place for sweet movement on your page.

 Supplies:

• 841737 – Fairy Flora Sunny Day
• 813178 – Indeed Lilac Breeze
• 543938 – Tuscan Seaside
• 542603 – Sweet Taffy Lavender
• 544188 – Scrapbook Jewelry Daffodil
• 531188 – Alphabet en Floc
• 538743 – Cameo Roses Heather

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Did we mention how versatile these necklaces are? Anabelle O'Malley took one to dress up a gift bag. Now who wouldn't want to receive one of these? 

• Annalee Poetry 841836
• Journaling Notecards in a Box- Annalee 541989
• Say it in Crystals 529307
• Scrapbook Jewelry- Malachite 544140
• Strawberry Kisses Journaling Chipboard 536664

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Anabelle also created this GORGEOUS all-white gift bag for a wedding! (This would work just as well for a first communion or baptism.) The nexklace adds a stunning touch that you just cannot find out on the market.

Scrapbook Jewelry- Sugar 544126

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Don't we have the cutest little models ever here at Prima? Alyssa McGrew has her gorgeous daughter showing off a colored necklace/headband she altered for her. What's cool is that her sweet daughter can wear this as a necklace OR tie it up in her hair as a headband too.

 Alyssa colored the flowers with a variety of art mediums:

• Paint with Tattered Angels Glaze: Wicked, Waterfall, Emerald Cove.  Then add Stickles (clear), and use Copic BG05 on some of the edges.  Then mist with TA Glimmer Mist Marshmallow. 
• Prima Necklace- 544171

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Wouldn't these make fun Christmas gifts?

Or get a bunch of your girlfriends together to make these and then wear them when you go out together!

The ideas are really endless.

 

Comments

[Kathy M]

Thanks for the inspiration and all the ideas! Now I can go work on mine! I sure wish I had more after seeing all these gorgeous creations!

[Val]

Beautiful.....

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These are all very pretty; I'm going to experiment with different kinds of flowers when I have some free time.

[Laura K]

Wow. I must make something like that. Thanks for the inspiration.

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I love the kids' floral necklaces, they're all gorgeous. Great work.

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