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Tribal look from scrap Ferrero Rocher cups!
All you need is a bit of paper and a few Ferrero Rocher cups which you usually crumble up and discard.

You'll need:
* Cups of Ferrero Rocher chocolates
* A thread chain (you can make your own: Grab two sturdy pieces of thread-> Neatly tie the ends together and trim off the excess-> Attach a hook on one side and a few rings on the other. Done)
* Paper glue
* Paint - bronze/gold/brown/black(optional)
* Scissors
* two thin strips of paper (15-17 cms in length, 2cms width)

Posted by buttercup303 from Moodbidri, Karnataka, India • Published 28th November 2013 • See buttercup303's 74 projects »

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Step 1
Collect a few of these adorable cups. I used 5 cups.
Step 2
Lets do one cup at a time:

* Flatten the cup into a circular shape.
* Fold it into a semicircle and cut it along the crease.
Step 3
* Fold the semicircle again into half and cut it along the crease.
Step 4
Do this with all the cups. You'll now have 20 pieces of paper.
Step 5
Start rolling up the pieces into neat little cones. Use a little glue to paste the end of the cone after you finish wrapping up.

Let all the cones dry completely
Step 6
Next slather some glue on one side of a cone.

Hold them thus (as I have held them in the picture) for convenience.
Step 7
Attach another cone to it and hold the two together for a few seconds. Gently set them down.
Step 8
Glue cones in twos or threes and let them dry.
Step 9
Glue the twos and threes (mine have gone up to 4s and 6s :D) and let them dry.
Step 10
Finally glue all the large pieces and let them dry. Phew! so much of gluing and drying.
Step 11
Meanwhile lets make some paper rolls to pass the chain through.

take a long strip of paper
Step 12
Fold it in half and glue.
Step 13
Roll it up with the help of a not so thick cylindrical object.
Step 14
I used a Boll point pen refill.

Fold it up into a TIGHT cylinder; it'll loosen up once you let go.
Step 15
Glue the end.
Step 16
Make two of these and set them aside to let it dry.
Step 17
See that your chain passes through the cylinders
Step 18
You can paint them or just leave them be plain white. After all they're going to be on the backside of our pendent. I painted them bronze.

(Let dry of course, if you choose to paint them)

Yes I know they are not equal. Don't fret I'll trim the larger one.
Step 19
Give them all a good few hours to dry completely.

Assemble everything.
Step 20
Glue a the cylinders to any one side of your pendent.
Step 21
Let it dry. The final wait!
Step 22
Pass the chain through the cylinders and...
Step 23
...your tribal necklace is ready!
Step 24
There!

Too many steps? omg 24! never mind .. I wanted to give it to you in extreme detail , forgive my OCD :)