Cell Phone, Purse, and Mics. Accessory Embellishments
Jewelry isn't just meant for adorning your body any more. Jazz up all your accessories, from the technical to the functional, from cell phones, badges, and ipods to purses and shoes, with your own hand-crafted jewelry.
Docarate your boring laptop case or dangle this bead and butterfly charm from the handle of your purse.
Add this to your cell phone charm to celebrate the 4th of July, or maybe make two and wear them as some way out there earrings.
Combine a mixture of beads, wire, and felt to create a unique cell phone charm.
Jazz up your purse with this funny bunny charm and lampwork glass vegie purse charm.
Make your own cell phone charms using basic jewelry making techniques along with supplies such beads, wire, metal charms, and clay.
Carry a little luck around with you on your cell phone by making this easy wire, charm, and bead cell phone charm.
Here’s a simple purse charm I made. The idea is very similar to a bracelet, but you can attach it to various places on your purse, such as the strap.
More and more of us these days are required to wear badges where we work, but just because we have to wear something utilitarian around our necks doesn’t mean they can’t also be attractive as well as a functional piece of jewelry.
Dress up your cell phone by making your own paper heart charm and then turning it into a cell phone charm using a little wire and beads.
Use this cute little seed bead charm to dangle from your cell phone or incorporate it into a piece of jewelry such as a necklace, bracelet, or earrings.
Here's a spooky spider you can make by using some craft wire and beads.
Use your choice of stone or glass cabs to add to a barrette and then bead around it.
Jazz up a simple elastic pony tail holder with wire and a mix of seed beads.
Make this cell phone charm with wire and beads to help raise breast cancer awareness. You can also use it as a pendant or make two for earrings if you'd prefer.
Pearls come in all kinds of unusual shapes these days, so it is fun to incorporate them into jewelry designs to make something a little unusual. But, what do you do when they have no hole? If the pearl piece is large enough, you can make a simple wire wrapped bale for it. That’s what I did with this cross-shaped pearl component.
Make dangling pendant for your cell phone in just minutes.
