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What to do with all your chains scraps? Part I
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who's got a ton of chain scraps lying around. For this DIY I used some leftover chain from another project and topped it with a pearl bead for that extra oomph. This is especially perfect for those days when I find it hard to choose between gold vs silver vs gunmetal gray accessories. Why not all three?

Posted by Vanessa T. • Published 17th January 2014 • See Vanessa T.'s 9 projects »

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Step 1
1. Trim your chain to about 3" long, if they aren't already. I used six but add more if you wish.

2. Attach the chains to your jump ring, in addition to the eye pin at the end.
Step 2
3. String on your first bead cap, the pearl, then your second bead cap.

4. Using pliers, form a loop. Attach to your necklace chain with another jump ring.
Step 3
That's it! I love how versatile this necklace is. Still have some scraps left over? You can also make a pair of tassel earrings if you have enough chain :)

How do you use up your scraps?