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Mar
13
Divya shares a tutorial with us that she recently posted on her blog “Sayuri.” In this tutorial she shows us how to make a St. Patrick’s Day themed necklace. She was inspired by the Irish legend that leprechaun store their pots of gold at the end of a rainbow. I like this idea, instead of wearing shamrocks or just green, like Divya states in her tutorial. Check out her tutorial “Gold At the End of the Rainbow Necklace tutorial” and create your own wearable rainbow!
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By Mardi Robyn
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Thanks for posting my tutorial