Halloween is right around the corner, but don't whip your head around too quick to check your agenda or you might lose it.
Chokers are like having the dream of the 90's alive
What You Will Need:
~ Pliers
~ 2 o-ring
~ Safety Pin
~ Paint (red)
~ Paint Brush
~ Eyelit Clasp
~ Hot Glue Gun
~ Chain Extender
~ Hot Glue Sticks
~ Wood / Non-adhesive surface (to work on)
How To:
Refer to the photo above for a photo reference for each of the 12 Steps.
Step #1. Begin by marking / drawing a 12" straight line across the length of your Non-adhesive work surface.
Step #2. Apply beads of Glue of varying lengths. Beginning away & working towards the marked line (this will give it a dripping effect).
I chose for mine to be in the center ONLY but the design choices are yours to make!
Step #3. Beginning at one end of your 12" line create a single bead of glue the entire length.
Step #4. Allow it to dry completely before gently peeling it Free from the surface below.
Step #5. Paint it (Red). It's at this point that it starts to look graphic.
Step #6. Use your safety pin to safely puncture a hole through each end of your choker.
Step #'s 8 - 12. Grab your pliers and use them to open & loop one through each hole.
Put an eyelit clasp on one, and the extender chain on the other
(depending on if you are right or left handed, the sides you prefer to attach these to may differ)
Use your pliers to secure the o-rings tightly together again.
Step #2. Apply beads of Glue of varying lengths. Beginning away & working towards the marked line (this will give it a dripping effect).
I chose for mine to be in the center ONLY but the design choices are yours to make!
Step #3. Beginning at one end of your 12" line create a single bead of glue the entire length.
Step #4. Allow it to dry completely before gently peeling it Free from the surface below.
Step #5. Paint it (Red). It's at this point that it starts to look graphic.
Step #6. Use your safety pin to safely puncture a hole through each end of your choker.
Step #'s 8 - 12. Grab your pliers and use them to open & loop one through each hole.
Put an eyelit clasp on one, and the extender chain on the other
(depending on if you are right or left handed, the sides you prefer to attach these to may differ)
Use your pliers to secure the o-rings tightly together again.
Get your Spook on!
Photos shot at Fulford Place.
Self Love Cultivated Through ; Self Love, The Process of Art, & An Attitude of Gratitude
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