DIY Geometric Leather Jewelry
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Become a MemberI have been anxious to try some materials other than paper with my new Cricut Explore machine. You may remember a few project of my past project using their glitter iron-on that I love, (aprons and canvas bags) but today I went straight for the leather. That’s right. . . leather! Using the geometric gem pattern in the Design Space, I did multiple cuts on the leather using a deep cut blade. It cut like butter giving me this fun graphic look. For both earrings and the necklace, I chose three different stone shapes to add some fun. The leather was already a metallic blue tone, so once cut I added a ombre edge with gold spray paint. The earring pieces were simply attached to metal findings with a tiny hole in the top of each geode and the necklace was attached to a long chain with two jump rings on each side of the leather diamond shape.
Since I was rolling along on the geode theme, I decided to make a fun back-to-school tee for Emily as she continues her training at Aveda Institute. They are required to wear black every day so why not cut a black glitter iron-on transfer for a black tee. Adorable! Of course I had to use the scraps to make a coordinating bag for her supplies, right? Geodes for everyone! At the end of the post you can download the printable geometric pattern or the SVG file for your cutting machine. Enjoy! ~ Lia
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I just got my deep cut blade for my Cricut Explore One and I’m super excited to try some new materials too! Where did you get your leather from?
I just picked up scraps from my local leather supply store! Super easy 🙂 Also, I would suggest getting leather that is a little thinner and a little stiffer, it is easier to work with for this project
Lia, I’m a big DIYer but have yet to purchase a cutting machine. May I ask why you prefer the Cricut over the Silhouette? I’m just lost.
Here is a link to a post I did a while back https://liagriffith.com/why-i-gave-away-my-silhouette-and-replaced-it-with-cricut-explore/
and next week I will be doing a side by side comparison for both machines. To sum it up, I use my machine everyday now and have used both machines. They are both good, but I pick the Cricut over Silhouette any day as it is so much easier to use and has more features. Also their blades last longer. Stay tuned for the side by side look next week.
Love this! Super obsessed with geometric patterns right now 🙂
You and me both! 🙂
These are so cute and clever! Way to use the leather in a different way.
Thanks Sonya! Thinking outside the diamond. 😉