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Bottle Cap Necklace Tutorial

By Heather

Bottle Cap Necklace Tutorial

This is a project I have been wanting to do for a while now. I’ve seen bottle cap necklaces all over Etsy and even considered buying them for previous parties. The thought of making them myself didn’t even enter my mind.

I love craft projects and wish I had time to do them all. The ones that get done have to have an actual purpose other than the craft itself. In this instance, we needed favors for my son’s birthday party. Bottle cap jewelry is great because you can customize the project to fit any theme or occasion. I’ve seen examples using wrapping and scrap-booking paper, stickers or magazine cutouts. In this case I printed off images of our Toy Story characters and then cut them into 1-inch circles using my Silhouette Cameo. If the budget doesn’t allow for a cutting machine, a circle punch would work equally well.

For this project you will need some other supplies.

Materials:
flattened Bottle Caps
1-inch clear epoxy stickers
metal jump rings
Europunch pliers
chain necklaces
glue
paper, cut into 1 inch circles

Step 1: Glue the paper to your bottle cap center. I used a glue gun, but any craft glue that will permanently bond paper with metal will do (E-6000 Permanent Bond Craft Adhesive is a recommendation I’ve heard). Let dry until set.

Bottle Cap Necklace Tutorial

Step 2: Once dry, you are ready to apply the epoxy stickers over top of your paper.

Bottle Cap Necklace Tutorial

Step 3: Use the europunch pliers to punch a small hole at the top of the bottle cap. I noticed that I was getting a much better punch when placing the punching side underneath the bottle cap.

Bottle Cap Necklace Tutorial

Note the difference of the good example on the left next to the one I punched the wrong way on the right.

Bottle Cap Necklace Tutorial

Step 4: Loop the jump ring through the hole and attach to your necklace.

That’s all there is! You can easily make necklaces to fit any theme with these easy steps.

Have you made any fun crafts lately?

 

 

Filed Under: Crafts Tagged With: Bottle cap jewelry, Hot to Make a Bottle Cap Necklace

About Heather

Heather is the founder of GirlGoneMom.com. She lives in Southern New Jersey with her husband, 12-year-old daughter, 9-year-old son, her cat Spencer and Buddy the lab mix. You’ll find a combination of family-friendly reviews and giveaways, deal alerts, personal stories and articles relating to parenting on GirlGoneMom.com.

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Comments

  1. Ashley Gill says

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    I have a friend that does this kind of thing for magnets! I think they’re so cute! I’ve never thought to do this with a necklace. Brilliant!

  2. Aisha Kristine Chong says

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    Wow so beautiful I might try this one too.

  3. Farrah says

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    I have a bottle cap keychain that I love! I think these would make great stocking stuffers.

  4. prettyopinionated says

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    That is so incredibly adorable! I really love the Toy Story them you have there.

  5. yumeating says

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    Kidd received a few boxed craft kits for her birthday and they were bottle jewelry. We have yet to put them together. I am sure here soon as the weather starts to change and we don’t want to go outside.

  6. Rachelle J says

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    How cute are those!? I love how you can customize these for any occasion, I think I might make these for my daughters class for a Christmas gift, thanks for the idea!

  7. Jesica H says

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    Not gonna lie, I hate doing crafty things most days…but I actually tried this with my daughter once and we did okay. She loved it. Yours look way cooler than mine anyway, lol.

  8. Pam says

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    These are adorable. So many possibilities with what you actually place on them. This is just so creative.

  9. toughcookiemommy says

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    These necklaces are adorable. I love the idea of being able to put so many different characters on them. I think all kids would love making and wearing these.

  10. Erica Brooks says

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    Very cute craft and favor. I’ve seen these necklaces before but never thought of making them because I thought it would take too much time but you make it look so easy. I’ve pinned this for later to try with my daughter.

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