Fairy Dust Necklace

It was only a matter of time before I combined my love of glitter with my newfound love of making jewelry. My girls were recently discussing just how to fly and of course fairy dust was brought up. While my Fairy Dust Necklace won’t help you fly, it will make you smile!

Fairy Dust Necklace

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To make this Fairy Dust Necklace, you will need:

supplies

Take the cork out of your bottle and set it aside. Paint the outside of the bottle with Mod Podge. While it’s still wet, sprinkle glitter on the painted area.

paint the bottle with Mod Podge

sprinkle glitter

While the Mod Podge is drying, take your chain and connect it into the length of necklace you want. I always do this by simply placing the chain around my neck and clipping it at the length that works for me. Take your jump ring and gently open it with your pliers. Place it through a loop on the necklace and then add the cork. Close the jump ring.

jump ring

add cork

When the Mod Podge is dry, paint a top coat over the glitter on the bottle and let it dry. I put some glitter inside the bottle before I closed it up.

glitter

Once the bottle is dry, put the cork back in. Make sure it’s tight!

Fairy Dust Necklace

My Fairy Dust Necklace is a fun and whimsical piece of jewelry. And if you need a little bit of a pick me up, sprinkle a bit of your “fairy dust” around. This is a great gift for Tinkerbell obsessed little girls, too (I’d just glue the cork to the bottle so the glitter can’t be dumped everywhere–not that my girls would throw their fairy dust and jump or anything! ;))

Fairy Dust Necklace

I presented the Fairy Dust Necklaces in Glittered Mason Jar Gift Containers.

Glittered Mason Jar Gift Containers

16 Comments

  1. I’m dropping by from the Ginger Snap Crafts link party. This is such a fabulous idea! I absolutely love it.

    I have a website for grandmothers where I share ideas of things that they can do with their grandchildren to strengthen their relationship. I think my readers would really enjoy this idea. I invite you to share it at my current link party at Grandma Ideas http://grandmaideas.com

    Have a great day!
    Ninsa
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  2. Such a cute idea!
    Thanks for linking up at #PureBlogLove PIN LINK party. Remember our party rules have changed. We’d love to have you link a PIN LINK at our next party so we can add you to our #PureBlogLove Craft board! We always comment right on the PINS and give them a love.! Looking forward to seeing your ideas at our next party!
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