Custom jewelry deserves a custom jewelry card. A simple DIY craft tutorial idea. A necklace card is great when selling jewelry or giving it away as a gift.
Last week I shared a tutorial for DIY Jewelry Pendant Necklaces. They turned out beautifully and I am very proud of them.
Since these were made as gifts for some blogger friends of mine, I knew I needed to add that extra detail and create a necklace card for them. The necklace card is super simple to make and shows that you took that extra step to make the gift look even more presentable.
Supplies Used: Some links may be too similar items when exact items couldn’t be found online.
- Gray Cardstock
- Tag Topper Punch
- White eyelets
- Eyelet Setter Tool
- Sentiment Rubber Stamp
- Black Ink Pad
- Cellophane Bags
- Ribbon
Click through to the next page for the tutorial of how to put it all together!
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These are so cute!
This is a great tutorial that I’ll have to try for necklaces and earrings. Thanks for sharing. Visiting from Create w/Joy.
What a fabulous project you shared Katie – congrats – you are one of our featured guests at this week’s Inspire Me Monday party #178 – look forward to seeing you again! 🙂
I don’t make jewelry, but I like this idea. I shared it on Twitter and with a FB friend who does make jewelry. 😀
Nice Post!! The necklace is simply glamorous.
love this. Simple but gives that extra bit of personalized touch. Thanks for sharing.
Ok – now i”m super inspired to make the necklaces and necklace cards. Thank you.
Jackie – if you do, I would love to see them!
How is the ribbon attached – I’m not seeing it going around the top. Just wondering what is keeping it in the punched hole area.
One end of the ribbon goes through the back eyelet hole and then back over the top. Then both ends of the ribbon are threaded through the front eyelet hole and tied in a bow. Does that make sense?
Love this tutorial! what type of glue did you use?
Thank you, Lisa! I actually didn’t use glue in this tutorial. The two ends of the card are tied together with a ribbon to keep it shut!
I love this!!! So simple and versatile. i put this with a crochet necklace I mace for a last minute Christmas gift. Nice work… 🙂 😉
Thank you Lisa, I am so glad that you were able to put it to good use!
Thanks for the directions for the necklace card. It will be very helpful. I make necklaces and the chains get all tangled together, when I take them to my shows.
You are welcome Karen. I am so glad that you like my tutorial!
I’m confused about the little bag on the back. You found them with Skittles and M&M’s?
Valerie, I am sorry I confused you. I did not find them with Skittles and M&M’s but they are cellophane bags that you can stack Skittles and M&M’s in. Here is a link to them on Amazon -> http://amzn.to/1KevXwY
Great idea…thank you! 🙂
You are so welcome Michelle, I am glad that you liked the tutorial.
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing! #SmallVictories
You are so welcome Danita, thanks for stopping by.
Lovely project. I like how you share the tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing at DI&DI.
Thank you so much Linda. Thanks for stopping by!
That is a great tutorial. Thanks you for sharing on #overthemoon
Thanks for stopping by Jennifer!
This is so cool! What an easy and great idea to give a necklace! Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday this week! Now, I need to go check out those pendants!
Thank you Marie, I am so glad you like them. They do go very well with the pendant necklaces, don’t they.
Great idea! Much better than putting a necklace in a box and helping it looks presentable upon opening it. Thank you for linking up with Funtastic Friday!
Thank you, Victoria! I agree. I totally believe that the packaging is part of the gift.
Can you provide a link where to get the cherish stamp you used? I have been looking for it but couldn’t find it at the Stampin Up website, Thanks!
I’m sorry, Zhi. But the stamp set is no longer available. Stampin’ up! products are only available to purchase for 6-12 months and then they retire.
Totally cute!! Great idea too! Thank you so much for sharing at my craft party on Thursday! Would love to see your newest posts this week, which starts at 7pm EST.
Oooh! Thank you for the step by step tutorial! Perfect! Love it!
You are so welcome Gigi. Thanks for stopping by!
Hello! What is the number that you used?
I mean for eyelet
Great question Chiqui. Any size eyelet will work, I used the 3/16 size.