Easiest nacklace ever!



No need for closings and can even be made from left overs of any kind! Not just the easiest necklace ever, but also one of my absolute favorites! No hassle in the back and easy to make and change to go with any outfit! <3

I'm going to explain some examples, but don't forget to look on the bottom of this post for more inspiration! Ready? Set? Go!








1. Done!

Take a long piece of rope (or other material), tighten/secure the ends and add a ring to attach whatever you want! :)
You loosely tie them together wherever you want and keep the two ends hanging asymmetrically.











Beaded necklaces might not need an ending and for those who like to switch charms... Put a clasp on a few charms so you can easily hang them on the rings at the end and switch them up daily! :D
As you can see you can also make a double (2) triple (4) necklace depending on the length of your cord.

I really hope you love these types of easy necklaces as much as me and would looove to see your results!

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Themes: Romantic, Bohemian, Seductive, Sweet, Summer, Shapes, Love, Sparkly, colourfully, Harijuku, Plain, Triangles, Ghetto chic, Fragile etc.
Materials: Cotton, Lace, Wool, Rope, Cord, Peace of fabric, Chains, Beads, Leather, Braided cotton, Fringes, feathers, Charms, Buttons, Rhinestones, Tubes, Safety pins etc.
Other: Different length, back jewel, layers, different materials in 1, connecting 2 layers in the middle, switching charms etc.

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