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DIY Disney Princess Necklaces

If you love Disney princesses–or jewelry–or especially both, you will love today’s post!  These DIY Disney Princess Necklaces designs are inexpensive and easy to make.

I had this idea a while ago to paint some wood beads to represent one of the princesses.  As I worked on it, the idea grew.  

I looked up dozens of pictures online to best capture the different character’s color palettes and design features.  

A set of princess necklaces would be perfect for a trip to Disneyland, party favors, or the finishing touch to a princess costume.

Supplies for DIY Disney Princess Necklaces

Take the quiz

Can you tell who I had in mind when I made each one?  Make your guesses then check the answers below.

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Did you get them all right?

Now I’m sure you can tell just by looking at the pictures what kinds of colors I used, but I thought I’d go ahead and give you the “recipes” here too:

NOTE: Some people have wished I used different colors – so here’s the beautiful part, you can change them up if you want!!

Snow White       2 dark blue, 2 red, 1 dark yellow
Ariel                     3 purple, 2 dark green
Belle                     3 light yellow, 2 dark yellow
Sleeping Beauty (Aurora)    3 white, 2 light pink
Jasmine               3 turquoise, 2 gold
Merida                 3 dark blue, 2 reddish-orange
Rapunzel             3 purple, 2 light pink
Cinderella           3 white, 2 light blue
Pocahontas        2 tan, 2 brown, 1 turquoise
Tiana                    3 light green, 2 dark green
Mulan                  2 light blue, 2 dark pink, 1 purple

Update to princess bead necklaces

Adrienne from Free Time Frolics made Anna and Elsa necklaces! Go check them out.

Since I first published this princess necklace tutorial, we’ve added a few more heroines to our Disney lineup.

Here are some suggestions – let me know in the comments if you have other additions or color recommendations!

Moana: Rust, Brown, Cream
Mirabel: Lime green, Teal, Fuschia
Raya: Turquoise, Red, Tan
Vanellope von Schweetz: Red, Light green, Orange, Pink, Blue

To make one, hold wood beads onto a skewer and paint the desired color.  Some of the lighter colors may need two coats.  

Measure desired ribbon length around neck and add 2 inches (if you don’t want to re-tie them every time, make sure you have it big enough to slip over the head)  

Using a match or candle, very carefully melt the ends of the ribbon so they don’t fray.  When beads are dry, thread them onto the ribbon and tie ends in a knot.

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And if your princess needs her own castle, find out how I made this cardboard castle for a birthday party a few years ago.

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Courtney

Wednesday 7th of March 2018

Love these Stephanie! The colors are perfect and look so fun to make. I'm going to have to make the Snow White one.

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