It’s that time of year again… gift giving season. This week will kick off a week of handmade gifts. Most of these gifts are simple to make and inexpensive.
Today I’m getting a big chunk of my friends gifts finished. These DIY wooden charm necklaces only take a few minutes each to make and can be somewhat personalized.
What you need: wooden veneer charms
***I found the wood veneer charms at Hobby Lobby with the scrapbooking supplies but you can also get them on Amazon from the link above. There are a lot of different shapes to choose from.***
Start by drilling a hole on the top center or two holes toward the top on opposite sides.
Tip: Use a piece of scrap wood under the charm.
Open a jump loop and tread it through the hole/holes.
Then put it though a link on the chain and close.
If using two jump rings, the finished product should look like the photo below.
I don’t have a photo of a single charm, but you would just drill a hole in the top center. Then use a jump ring to attach it a chain. The difference is that the single can move on the chain and the double is stationary.
Check back tomorrow for another gift idea!
I really like the design of the ring.
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