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How to Make a Tie Dye Fringe Necklace

August 31, 2012 by Jessica Begum Leave a Comment

So what’s in right now?  Tie-dye and Fringe.  Combine the two and you’re gonna be one stellar momma!

This necklace is super easy to make and a wonderful way to hip-out a plain outfit.

Here is what you need:

 

  • 6″ White fringe – about 15″
  • Tie dye kit
  • Recycled necklace or chain and clasp
  • Needle and thread
  • Wax paper
  • Paper towels
  • Paint brush
  • Small disposable containers

 

Directions

Open your tie-dye kit and place about 1/2 teaspoon (total) desired dye color in a small container.  Add 3 TBSP water.  To make a gray (pictured) add equal parts blue and red, then add yellow.  If your gray is too brown, add more blue.  You can test your colors on a paper towel.

Completely wet the fringe, and ring out excess water with hands. Lay the fringe flat on a piece of wax paper.

With a paint brush, begin painting the very bottom of the fringe.

The color will bleed up, giving you several variances of the same color.  Have some fun with the colors!

Add a stripe of pink near the top, or red near the bottom.  It’s your creation.

Let dry.  Colors will significantly lighten once dry.  You can add more dye to the dry fringe if the color is too light for you.  Just place over a paper towel so the extra paint has somewhere to go.

Once dry, sew onto a necklace you already own, or you can make one with jewelry supplies from the craft store.

Now go rock your new look!  Joplin style!

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About Jessica Begum

Jessica Begum is a crafty momma of two living on the west side of Los Angeles. Her blog Hipster's Tea Party is mostly mom and kid friendly crafts, partly ideas for more ambitious projects, and a sprinkle of art and recipes thrown in just for fun. As well as being crafty, she is classically trained in fine art and loves to paint with watercolors and oils. You can join her in a craft, see her paintings, or get inspired at www.hipstersteaparty.com.

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