Thimble Flower Necklace

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  Step 1

  Gather your supplies. You'll also need a set of pliers (not pictured).

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  Step 2

  First cut your felt in a circle shape and make a little snip for the flowers and insert them in the hole.

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  Step 3

  Glue around the flowers on the backside to secure. Let it dry.

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  Step 4

  Stuff a little bit of poly fill underneath the flower.

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  Step 5

  With your needle and thread, make a running stitch along the bottom and tighten it.
  I also wrapped the thread around it then knotted it securely. Trim the bottom.

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  Step 6

  With your tool or drill, make two holes on each side of the thimble.

  This tool (a steel hole punch) is from Fire Mountain Gems. It's safer than a drill and really handy to make holes in metal. I highly recommend it!

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  Step 7

  I drilled mine from the inside out so it wouldn't bend.

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  Step 8

  Glue some cute lace around the edge. Let dry.

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  Step 9

  Attach the jump rings to the thimble and each end of the chain.

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  Step 10

  Depending whether you're left or right handed (to determine which side you want your clasp on), attach the jump rings and clasp.

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  Step 11

  Place a little bit of glue inside the thimble, insert your flower and push it down a bit so it fits correctly.
  Your pretty little necklace is done!
  Wear and enjoy.
  These are going to make such great gifts for my crafty friends!

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  Step 12

  Here's a little garden of thimble flower necklaces. :)

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Spookachtige · Erie, Pennsylvania, US · 10 projects 12th October 2013

Oh my gosh, so adorable and pretty! Wonderful idea!

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hannah g. · Horten, Vestfold, NO · 74 projects 4th August 2012

i favourited this ages ago with the intention to make it then forgot all about it :p
now i know what to do with all the thimbles lying about that i dont use haha

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Madelyn · 3 projects 30th December 2011

This is so tute Love it

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Ronelle B. · Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, ZA 31st October 2011

This is great. You just solved my party favour problem for a fairy party.
Thanks a bunch.

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maize hutton · 52 projects 8th October 2011

Hi there,

I think I found them at a thrift store but Michaels, Hobby Lobby and Joanns have some.

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Sparkles · Perth, Western Australia, AU · 34 projects 8th October 2011

Hey this is really cool...where would you get the flowers from?!?

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Emilia E. 7th October 2011

The drill part is a bit complicated but it is so awesome i am making this its adorable

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Lizzi D. · Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast, RU · 2 projects 26th September 2011

I love it! It is so original, beautiful, and incredibly, I have no words!

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Luiza S. · Brasília, Federal District, BR · 22 projects 23rd September 2011

This has got to be one of the nicest ideas ever!!!

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~-*animelover~-* · London, GB · 60 projects 11th September 2011

sooo pretty and cute I'm going to make this

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