
A Place to be Crafty
By: Michele McDonald15 Comments
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A great idea to extend a necklace! As for me, I dedicated an extra chain so it can be used to extend any short necklace. Here’s how I did it:
http://phattgurll.blogspot.com/2013/03/how-to-extend-necklace.html
Great idea – it works so well on that necklace!
cute! huge difference when you get those pesky (but pretty) beads off your neck!
gail
I also dislike short necklaces and this is a great idea. What I do that doesn’t require removing any of the jump rings and clasps is to just purchase inexpensive plain chain ankle bracelets and attach it to the necklace ends.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
Great idea! And I’m sure it’s far more comfortable to wear like that.
You make that look so easy! I never would have thought of it or tried it. Thanks for the idea.
KC
Love this, Michele! I do this all. the. time! I have really loved your and Bev’s jewelry week! So fun!
What a great idea!! I have several necklaces I can do this to. Thanks for the tutorial!! Loving Jewelry week!!
This is so awesome Michele! And I loved the story with your mom – I probably would have done the same thing and put it back! lol. Love the tutorial too!!
Ok, I have a bunch of necklaces to do this to. Thanks for sharing.
And I love that necklace. Perfect neutral with just enough fun to it!
Such a simple idea but what a difference! I like the longer length much better 🙂
I have loved every one of the tutorials you and Bev have shared this week. This one is no exception.