I wanted to do this from a long time so here are 10 DIY Choker Ideas that will save you a heck lot of money.

If you order 10 chokers from amazon it would cost you more than Rs500 but here I show you how you can style by budget.

• Macame thread
• Broken jewellery
• Useless denim jean
• Glue
• Scrap leather pieces
  (you can use fabric too)

I was exploring with weaving on leather when I somehow created this beautiful pattern and thought of using it in choker jewellery. I think it turned out pretty good.
I didn't buy anything for this tutorial I'm just working with what is available  and I think this is the last of this leather I'm gonna utilise because I have really small pieces left.
Anyway, let's get started.

You'll need:

• Scrap leather pieces (or rexine)
• Rubber-based adhesive (or Fevibond)
• Steel edge scale and Scissors
• Velcro (small piece)
• Paper cutter knife
• Ivory sheet (anything thick sheet)

• Paper strips (or you can cut it from a paper) 
• Elastic beading cord (or thread) 
• Black nail paint 
• Hooks (for closure)
• Glue

• For strips, Draw lines on white paper at the gap of 1cm then draw and cut diagonally as shown in the image below.
  

• With the help of toothpick roll the strip to acquire the bead shape as shown below.

• Now wrap the beading cord around your neck to measure the exact size you’ll need, make a fold, knot or mark there. (You can even use a thread)
• First attach the hook, as shown in the image below make sure the knot is tight and trim the extra part.

• Continue making the beads when you think you have enough paint it black with nail polish you can use color also, I prefer nail paint because it makes the choker durable and shiny. (I’ve used 31 beads here)
  

• Make sure the beads reach the point you marked.

• To attach other part of closure tie a knot tightly like it was done before.
  (You can refer to the image below) Trim the extra part.
  

The paper bead choker is ready!