| Layered Choker Necklaces |
When this was in fashion during my youth, those of us who were crafty often made our own chokers. We made chokers similar to the ones in the video links below. However, we made the lace ones by adding 1/2 inch to each end and folding over those ends to sew on the snap rather than glue it on. We did the same thing with embroidered wide ribbons we turned into choker. Sewing the edges reinforced the ends and the choker lasted a lot longer, even past the trend. If you do not want to sew, then use extra glue, clear nail polish, or Fray Check to keep the choker from unraveling at end if you do not do the sewing. Another way we made closures was to sew Ribbon onto the ends of the hemmed edges of the lace and then tie a bow in back to make it as tight as we wanted. We also bought lace with large holes in the center that we could thread thin ribbon through for a dressier look. We bought ribbon was about 8 inches longer than the lace piece so we could have the extra a back to tie in on. Another romantic look we did was hot-gluinga silk flower (instead of some the items shown in videos) in the middle of wide thick ribbon as a spring/summer style.
How to Make 4 Lace Chokers Styles with Snap Closure Video
If you make your own jewelry, you probably know you can buy leather or suede cord to make a choker at most craft stores. You may be able to get ready-made 14” or 16” leather cords or silk cords in a variety of colors too. So you can do all the work in the part two of video below or buy one of these, add your pendant/charm and you are all ready to go!
How to Make 2 Choker Styles: Tattoo or Suede Video
For lots more ideas on creating different chokers, visit Cut Out and Keep website. Please note, they just show photos, they do not give how to project instructions.
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