One $3 necklace provides feature beads for THREE gorgeous new pieces!

Op Shop Rescue #1!
Nia bought this necklace from her local Hospice shop for $3. There are so many wonderful beads languishing in second hand shops, just waiting to be loved again . . . see how Nia recreates this piece and be inspired to go forth, and do the same!
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[@telainasalmon721]

Thank you for showing your thought process for the first necklace on the braiding. So helpful to me to show me how I can do it to instead of hoping for perfection the first time (ha! silly me!). Loving your style.!!! One of the things that often helps me with an op shop necklace is to take a picture of how it is when I get it, so I remember how the beads were if there is an area on it I like. Then I joyfully chop it up ready for playtime!!

[@TheBeadHoldNZ]

Oh yes, on and off, on and off haha. I love a before pic too. Have fun playing! :)

[@fayewilliams229]

Very cool! Love the yellow necklace in particular. Looking forward to seeing more of these videos. 😊

[@TheBeadHoldNZ]

Thanks Faye, I am looking forward to doing them!!

[@jerrieanderson2245]

Love your new jewelry! I really enjoy reimagining new pieces from a found necklace. Just subscribed.