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 Monday, February 25, 2013

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Monday Funday: Peace Necklaces

By Candie Cooper – See more from Candie at Candie Cooper’s Journal


 

Jewelry is always fun to make!  Check out these peace pendants that you can paint in your favorite colors.

 



I got these pendants from an online auction site.  Paint both sides in desired Folk Art colors.  You don't have to leave them solid--streaks, dots and swirls would be fun too!



 

Once the pendants are dry, you can sand and distress the edges with sandpaper or a Mod Podge file.


 

Leave the peace signs distressed or seal with Folk Art Extreme Glitters.  Gems (or your favorite embellishments) can be added with Mod Podge. 



 

Twist a large jump ring open and attach to a silicone cord like this.  Ready to wear!






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