Fiber Necklace Projects

With this unique assortment of ceramic, wire, hemp, and stone, you can create a unique necklace with an industrial flair.

Raku style lampwork beads are strung up with purple hemp and metal beads and finished off with a button toggle clasp in this easy to follow tutorial.

Light-weight polyester chain is a perfect match to create a lanyard necklace for your school or work ID badge.

This design has a mixed-media flare because it combines an assortment of jewelry items including brass chain, ribbon, crystals, gemstones, wire and a brass key-shaped stamping.

Macrame chokers were popular in the 60s and 70s and are now popular again. This "Retro Macrame Choker" survived from the 70s, so I thought it would a fun project to revive.

This necklace design mixes basic crochet techniques with some simple jewelry methods.

Raku lampwork beads are made using a burning technique most often associated with pottery. The results are an earthy affect with bursts of color here and there throughout the glass beads.

This mixed-media necklace combines materials as well as lots of different techniques including crocheting, wire work, metal clay, and bead knotting.

Have some fun with mixed media jewelry and make yourself an unusual necklace using of all things - chain and felt.

The center piece component of this necklace is referred to as a donut since it is shaped like the type of donut you eat. This project also incorporates bone beads and waxed linen cord.