I started with a fun statement necklace using several shades of sea green, then added a dash of orange. A little lime to dance with the orange, and some browns to balance it all out, equals the perfect backdrop for colorful ombre jewelry.
If you want to give ombre palettes a try, here are some fun projects and tutorials.
Pearl and Mesh Ombre Necklace Project by lemmemakeit
Ombre Drop Necklace Tutorial by Miss Lovie
DIY Ombre Fringe Necklace by Syl and Sam
Ombre - which comes from a romance word meaning "shaded" - is a big trend with DIY and fashion bloggers, but here are a few more ombre jewelry inspirations from fantastic jewelry artists. These pieces are great examples of how you can blend colors using your favorite materials, from seed beads to wire. Three or more colors is all you need - the more hues, the smoother the blend.
Silk Embroidery Ombre Pendant by bstudio
African Violet Earrings by Design by JSG
Teal Crochet Ombre Necklace by boorashka
Waterfall Ombre Earrings by Intealect
Ombre Pleated Collar by tropicalkaren
Do you have a favorite variation of ombre? What types of beads do you use to create it?
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Thank you so much for these inspiring pieces, Mortira! They are totallllly fab! And unique!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite trends, too. You've chosen some great examples, but my favorite by far is that pleated collar. Oh my! Clicked over to Karen's shop and it's just chock full of inspiration. Thanks for a great post.
ReplyDeleteHow are you able to put out these fantastic blogs day after day? Ombre was a great theme to use. I love it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI too love Karen's pleated collar. Her shop is one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, for coming to check out the designs!
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