Yo-yos, also known as Suffolk puffs, are a versatile and creative addition to your crafting repertoire, lending themselves to a wide range of applications. In this project, we will harness the charm of yo-yos by crafting an elegant necklace featuring these delightful fabric embellishments, making for a one-of-a-kind accessory suitable for any occasion.

Quilted yo-yo jewelry is a delightful fusion of textile artistry and fashion. These charming fabric embellishments, also known as Suffolk puffs, take on new life when transformed into stylish jewelry pieces.

Crafted from an array of silks, they offer versatility and elegance, creating statement necklaces and accessories perfect for any event or casual wear. Each yo-yo, carefully stitched and adorned with buttons and beads, becomes a unique work of art that adds a touch of handmade sophistication to your jewelry collection.

Quilted yo-yo jewelry is not just an accessory; it's a testament to creativity and craftsmanship, making a captivating statement wherever it's worn.

Begin by applying Bondaweb to the wrong side of your green silk fabric. Afterward, remove the paper backing and place the green spotty fabric wrong side down on top. Iron these layers together to securely bond them. Repeat this process with the yellow silk and yellow floral fabrics.

On the layered green silk, draw and carefully cut out one circle with a diameter of 4 inches (10 cm) and two circles with a diameter of 2 inches (5 cm). For the layered yellow silk, draw and cut out two circles, each with a diameter of 3 inches (7.5 cm).

Transform each of these circles into yo-yos. Stitch the yo-yos together at their edges, creating a visually pleasing arrangement as depicted in the accompanying photograph.