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Revamp Jewelry With Nail Polish

15 August 2009 2,955 views 3 Comments
by heather

Crafty star Cheryl Ball of Still Crafty After 50 revamped this metallic flower necklace and added tons of color with a simple technique and supplies she found at the dollar store. She found the all-gold colored necklace at a trendy store in the mall, but didn’t like its lack of color, so she painted the flowers with various colors of nail polish! You can find so many colors of nail polish, whether at the dollar store or in the 99 cent rack at your local drug store. Use this technique to refresh any old costume jewelry that has lost its luster, or to customize just about any junk jewelry that is languishing at the back of your jewelry box. [click here for project details.]

Project Estimate:

  • Nail polish, various colors, $1 each
  • Junk jewelry, old jewelry, on hand

Total: $1 and up

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3 Comments »

  • JoAnn said:

    I love using my extra nail polish as paint. This came out very well. Inspiring.

  • Vone said:

    Great idea. I have some cool pieces but the colours never worked for me. I’ll keep this idea on file.

  • sarah said:

    Why couldn’t someone use nailpolish on real sterling silver? or gold for that matter? what’s better- clear nail polish or resin to seal it? are there other sealing techniques? thanks so much!

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