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DIY a cute collar necklace

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Loving the collar craze recently? Tatiana over at the blog Fashion Forward is dishing the how-to so you can create your own!

“Peter pan collars have been taking over runways this spring and I have been crazy about the trend,” says Tatiana. Add a touch of sweet ‘n’ sparkle to your everyday look with this perfectly cinchy Peter pan collar necklace craft.

Here’s what you’ll need:

-A 12-inch square of fabric in the color of your choice (Tatiana chose a heavier canvas in off-white)

-Scissors

-Hot glue gun and glue sticks

-Various beads or sequins (Tatiana used old broken necklaces)

-36 inches of ribbon in the color of your choice

Here’s what you’ll do:

1. Lay out your chosen fabric and fold in half. Draw out the shape of your collar. Try an augmented semicircle first, then you can trim it to the shape you prefer.

2. Cut out the collar from the folded fabric. Make sure you end up with two sides! Hot glue the connecting ends of the collar together so they just barely overlap.

3. Use the ribbon to create a hem along the top of the collar. Fold half of the ribbon over the edge of the fabric and hot glue in place on both sides.