Sometimes the simplest materials can make a huge impact! Take, for example, these necklaces by Mandy over at See Kate Sew. Combining unfinished wooden beads with copper tubing from the plumbing department, the unrefined materials give a surprisingly sophisticated result. Be sure to check out all of her variations on this design as well – there are lots of ways to string the beads and tubing together to create a bunch of different looks. Which one is most your style? [how to make wood and copper necklaces]
Project estimate:
- Wooden beads, on hand or $1 and up
- Paint, on hand
- Copper tubing, about $2
- Copper tube cutter, on hand or about $5 and up
- Cord, on hand or $1 and up
Total: about $2 and up
