key necklace
This easy-to-make jewel is one of a kind and totally cutting edge. Hmm ... sort of reminds us of you!
Photo by: Hugo Tillman
SUPPLIES FOR ONE NECKLACE: One uncut household key ($3, at hardware stores), craft cement ($4/tube, at craft stores), tweezers, one package small rhinestones ($3, at craft stores), chain necklace ($3, at craft stores).
Step 1: Neatly coat one whole side of the key with a thin layer of craft glue. Use the tweezers to place rhinestones all over the key, covering it completely or letting some of the metal show through.
Step 2: Let key dry two hours.
Step 3: Thread the chain through the hole in the top of the key, fasten it around your neck, and you’re done! For different looks, swap the chain for a thin piece of ribbon or suede cord.
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