Join me in my studio to make this fun Halloween Skeleton Necklace. I had bought a couple of the $1 skeleton garlands at my local Dollar Tree a while ago. I hope they still have some of these this year, it's kind of close to Halloween and I notice everything is turning over for Christmas. If they don't have them, save this for next year. It's a great, inexpensive Halloween project and simple enough for the kids. I made this for an elementary school teacher and I think it will be a great hit with her class.
We'll use very basic tools and materials such as wire, jump rings, chain, jewelry making pliers and wire snips. If you want a more temporary necklace use the jute string that comes with the skeleton garland in place of the wire and chain. You can simply tie a knot to wear the necklace. The full tools/materials list is below the video. If you enjoyed this project, I hope you'll let me know by subscribing to my YouTube channel, giving me a thumbs up (always encouraging) or leave a comment. I hope you enjoy.
Tools
Jewelry pliers - two chain nose
Wire cutters
Materials
Skeletons - I used the skeleton garlands from Dollar Tree, if you don't find these, look for something similar; make sure they're flexible and a good size for a necklace - not too big
Jump rings - 2ea 10mm
Craft wire - 22ga approx 2'
Pumpkin bell or other pumpkin you can attach to represent a trick or treat bag (optional)
Chain - 2ea 6" lengths
Clasp - toggle or other
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