After seeing one of these lovely necklaces worn by a friend at work, I tucked the idea away for the perfect occasion. I needed a good project for my students for Mother's Day and thought that this might be the perfect thing.
I read this tutorial, then just experimented and adjusted as needed for my 5th and 6th graders. We used silver wire, pretty robin's-egg-blue beads, imitation leather cord and some standard jewelry crimps and clasps.
The kids really enjoyed making these, and everyone put the same number of eggs as there are kids in their family. From what I hear from the kids, their Moms LOVED them. Apparently there were even tears shed!
So, I had to make one for my own Mom, too..
Katie, with Mom donning her new necklace on Mother's Day..
those are so cute, Kerrie! Now I want to make one, too.
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ReplyDeleteThose are amazing, Kerrie! They're sweet and classy. Was it hard for the kids? It looks like they did a great job, but they're so little it seems like it could be challenging. I love that everyone matched the eggs to their family. So cute!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had had a teacher like you when I was young. You're going to make a great mother!
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Kerrie these are so adorable! I love them so much! Perhaps a summer project is in order ;) I have at least one pregnant friend!
ReplyDeleteI saw this awhile ago and have been wanting to comment but haven't had a minute to do it! I. Love. These.!!!! Adorable. I want to make one and repost it on my blog! You are one of the most creative people I know. Had we lived close by each other we would have had a lot of fun :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! You should all totally make one, they are so easy! Annie, you are so sweet. I wish we lived closer too and you could teach me to sew! Did I mention how much I loved the wedding dress you made? Amazing!
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