It’s been a while since I last posted a DIY on the blog. So happy I’m back with this very easy and creative one that any of you can make. As you know from the previous post, chokers have been worn since the French revolution and will send you to the next step of being chic. They elongate your neck and give off ‘fashion expert’ vibes. Be careful, however, in how tight they are on your neck. Not only is it dangerous, but also it doesn’t look flattering. So without further ado, take a look at the easy steps I’ve shared.
What you’ll need:
- ribbon or any sort of cord
- lace string
- lobster clasps
- ribbon clamps
- jumpstrings
- beads
- pliers
- hot glue gun
- scissors
For the lace chocker you first need to measure how exactly you want your lace to be. Leave a few cms for the metal fastening in the back.
Close the ribbon clamps with pliers.
Add the jump rings and a lobster clasp to one of the sides.
For the pink ribbon choker you simply need to add whatever beads you want to your ribbon.
For the nude ribbon choker with black roses you will have to turn on your glue gun and stick the roses carefully on your ribbon. Make sure you measure before you stick them.
The last choker idea I came up with was to simply use a leather cord and put a tassel on. Since the cord is longer I can tie it in the front for a nice double choker.
I hope you found this post helpful! And even if these DIYs are difficult for you, you can always tie some ribbon around your neck and you’re done! Make sure you try wearing one of these chokers and send me photos on Instagram or Facebook! See you for part 3 of this guide, when I will show you how to style these chokers!
28 Comments
wendee isaacs
I really like diy posts. Thanks for sharing
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Taylor
Love this post!
I’m always DIY-ing my own chokers, and using lace trims and ribbons!
SO much cheaper then buying cheapie ones from the stores!
xo.
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Ina Ivanova
Awesome! You should send me pictures!
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Amazing! Thank you for sharing, dear.
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Ina Ivanova
Thank you for commenting! 🙂
Yvonne
Thanks for sharing this DIY post!
xo Yvonne
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Ina Ivanova
Thank you for commenting! 🙂
Inez
Lovely. The black suede tassels one appeal to me.
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Ina Ivanova
Happy to hear so 🙂 x
Tamara
You make it look so easy! I might try and make one for me and my friend!
XoXo,
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Ina Ivanova
Try it – it’ll be fun and easy 🙂 x
Bianca
Amazing tips, loved!
Thanks for sharing 😉
Ina Ivanova
Thanks x
Irene
wow!! Really great and inspirational post!! Thanks for share it!!
xx
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Ina Ivanova
Thanks for commenting!
Laura Mitbrodt
the daisy ones are so pretty
xo
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Ina Ivanova
Thank you dear!
Yiota
I love a good DIY! I haven’t wore a chocker since high school and these are so beautiful! Well done!
Yiota
PinkDaisyLoves
Ina Ivanova
Thank you! 🙂
Jill
I love the choker trend and never thought to make my own! These are all so pretty and it looks like they are so easy to make! Thanks for sharing this DIY!
Jill
Doused In Pink
Ina Ivanova
They really are so easy! Send me pics if you decide to make your own 🙂
Aly
That is such a cute DIY! Too bad I’m lazy to make one haha..
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Ina Ivanova
Thanks! It really isn’t that difficult, trust me 🙂
lou
This is so great!
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Ina Ivanova
Thank you!
Helen
I love your DIY, very beautiful, and thanks for your share
Ina Ivanova
Thank you!
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