Jewelry Clipart

Posted on Wednesday, July 14, 2010 in Uncategorized

jewelry clipart
Please HEEELP! I need to find the jewelry for the Jasmine costume!?

I have made a jasmine costume, however im looking for jasmine jewelry.. the earrings and the necklace. Any help will be really appreciated :]
here’s a photo of princess Jasmine:

http://disney-clipart.com/Aladdin/jasmine/Disney-Princess-Jasmine.jpg

Make it yourself, it’ll be cheaper in the long run and it’ll be a perfect fit because it’s customized!

Materials: baby-blue silk headband at least 2 inches wide at the center, white poster-board, gold ribbon, gold and turquoise puff-paints, gold acrylic paint, Darice 10mm Flat Pad Butterfly Earrings, and a good craft glue.

Headband: Take your headband and lightly mark the center with a plain pencil. At that center point, draw a circle using your turquoise puff-paint, leaving at least a quarter-inch from the edge uncovered. Take your gold puff-paint and make an outline circle around the turquoise paint, making sure it’s wide enough to go all the way to the edge. Set it aside with the ends inside some sturdy glasses- that way it’s always right-side up and it won’t drip and ruin your design. Let it dry undisturbed for at least two days, since there’s so much paint involved. This way, you won’t screw it up before the party! (Like I did when I did this for my best-friend’s little sister… ahem!)

Earrings: Make two triangles with equal sides of two inches each on your poster-board. (Easy way: draw a two-inch base, draw a straight line up from the center of the line, and measure the other sides so that they are two inches as well.) Cut them out and round the corners. This will A) make them more like the real thing, and B) keep you from stabbing yourself in the neck, which sucks. Paint them (and don’t forget the sides!) with the gold acrylic paint. Allow 20-30 minutes per side drying time. Put a good dollop of craft glue in one of the corners of each triangle, and press one of the flat pad butterfly earrings into each glue spot, allow one day to dry for best results.

Necklace: On your remaining poster-board, draw a triangle with a base of eight inches and a height of six inches. Draw a curve for your neck two inches in from each side, making sure it only goes down five inches. Draw a matching curve half an inch in that goes all the way to the bottom of your triangle. Cut this shape out and round the edges off. Paint this with the acrylic gold paint as well. Punch a hole about half an inch in on the two prongs. Cut a foot of gold ribbon, and thread it though the holes (it should look like this in the back 0]—-[0) and let the remaining ribbon dangle out the front sides of the holes. When you’re ready to wear it, simply adjust the ribbon until you feel comfortable with the tightness of the necklace and tie it in a bow.

Admittedly, this takes a good amount of time…. But it’s cheaper, you don’t have to particularly give a rat’s patookie what happens to it, and you can have the pride of saying, “Thanks, I made it myself!” to anyone who happens to ask. It works really well, and it’s so simple even a five-year-old can do it with some simple supervision… I know because I helped two five-year-olds do it and have made it myself for several other girls many years in a row. The only major time issue here is letting everything dry undisturbed, which should be easier for you if you don’t have a little girl trying to touch it and asking if it’s ready every ten seconds…