DIY: Bracelets

As I told you earlier today, I've spent some time making bracelets lately and I wanted to share the result with you guys. I figured it wouldn't be necessary to make a post explaining how I made every single one of the bracelets as most of them are really simple, but if you have any questions (or want me to make a tutorial on some of them) don't hesitate to leave a comment below! 

You will need a good selection of:

- Chains 

- Thread / leather bands

- Pearls / charms

- Clasps and jump rings

Plus a couple of different pliers.

Excluding the pliers, clasps, jump rings and a couple of the chains and pearls I bought all this for less than 40 euros (the gem chain being the most expensive) and I still have a lot left. A good idea if you want to save money is to go through your old jewelry and re-use different parts (chains, clasps, charms etc..). 

I've made a lot of different bracelets with different styles, and they're not necessarily meant to be worn all at once (or hey, why not?). You can see me wearing some of them in this outfit post. And as I mentioned earlier: don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions!

Inspo: Stacking Bracelets

Source: Pinterest, Instagram

I love combining jewelry: rings, necklaces, bracelets... everything stackable. Only thing is that buying enough jewlery to cover your stacking urge might be quite expensive. That's why I decided to make a bunch of bracelets myself. It's easy, economical and fun! I'll post some photos of my DIY project later today when I get back from scool, up until I'll let in on some eyecandy inspiration. What could be a better way to start a grey morning on than wearing loads of silver and gold?

Deserted

 Sweater and sunglasses - second hand / Shorts - Levi's / Sandals - H&M / Bracelets - made by me

 Wow, I can't believe how this week flew by so fast! I've had so much work to do, that I didn't even get time to take my dance classes. Or blog. Or be a social human being. Well, I'm hoping this is only a "start phase"..  Most likely that's not the case but I can always dream can't I?
These are the last photos I have to show you from this summer. They were taken back home in Bodø just before I left. I really miss not thinking about limits of sequences and sinusoids...