This bow necklace from Forever 21 really bothered me.
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However, I still liked the necklaces attached to to the ribbon. I decided a little ribbon surgery was in order. Here is what I did.
First step: Find some doodly-doos that can fasten a necklace. I found these at Michael's and they cost less than $4. I like them because they are in the shape of a heart. Awwwww. . .
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Step Two: Tie ribbon on to little doodly-doos. Little Kitties can help with this step.
Step Three: Cut off extra ribbon. I stuck a little bit of crazy clue in there too, to make absolutely sure my knot would not come undone.
Step Four: Enjoy the bow and hassle free necklace
I personally don't mind ribbon ties that much, but I'm so impressed by your "surgery" results! And the heart clasps are amazingly adorable :)
ReplyDeleteThanks goldenmeans. I think the root of my problem is that my neck is super sensitive because of a childhood cyst and surgery. I can't stand to have anything touch my neck. When the bow from a ribbon necklace touches me, it gives me the heebie-jeebies.
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