Junk Drawer Jewelry

These paper bracelets take only a few seconds to make. They are great instant accessories for a casual outfit. They also make great little gifts for friends.

What a great way to use up extra buttons that seem to find their way into the junk drawer. Even neutral and turtleshell buttons can be used for a sophisticated look.

When your toothbrush is worn, try this easy project to turn it into a funky bracelet. If you don't have an old toothbrush lying around, they cost a few cents at the dollar store. Can't beat that price for a new bracelet with character.

I love origami, so gluing paper beads is a great way for me to translate paper craft into my look. Learn how to make your own paper beads with this quick photo tutorial.

I had an old ring that needed to come out of the bottom of my jewelry box, and with a little bit of decoupage varnish, I was able to give it a face lift. Decoupage is cheap and easy, requiring few supplies.

I saw a few doll jewelry organizers in Bath and Body works selling for $30.00, and knew I could make them at home. After all, Barbie would rather rip off her head than let you pay that price. How convenient, because we were going to take it off for her, anyway.

These phone jack earrings call upon the mystical powers of communication to tune your ears into DIY techno fashion.

Make a pair of fabric scrap earrings with these easy step-by-step instructions. Great for DIY fashion beginners.

Call it an armband or a bracelet. Either way, it's one funky shrinky-dink. Brandish your favorite brand with pride after you complete this fun and easy project.