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1. 
Go to hobby/craft store and buy: (unless you like cutting shapes)
* 3 wooden heart wafers (or package with at least 3 wafers)
* Pack of axel pegs*
*Axel pegs should be in the size youwant.  The width of the axel will affect the size of some of the notches you must make in the wafers. 
   
2.
Axel Pegs
 
 
3.
Cutting the lid-rotation pin (half-pins):
Work on the top/roundedpart of the peg first so you'll have the leverage of the whole axel to hold onto.  Shape the top of the peg as illustrated.     Note: the top of the pin should be made concave: refer to step 5 formore info.  Cut the excess from the axel.  Save the excess: You can use it to make the center pin later.  The bottom of the pin is cut into trapezoidal shapes (see step 4).  The middle section shouldremain round.  Cut the pin in two halves.  This pin is designed to glue to the lid wafers and rotate when the two halves come together to make the heart-shape.

4.
Cut the hearts in half.  There arethree layers of heart: lid (top), middle, and bottom.
Lid (Top) Wafers:
On the lid wafers, make trapezoidal notches for the half-pins.  The half-pins will later glue to these notches.
  
5. Back/Bottom Wafers:
The back/bottom wafers will have circular/convex notches to receive the rotating head of the lid-rotating pin (half-pins). Note: the concave/convex nature of the pin and notch.  Thisis to prevent the lid pieces from falling out when the locket is rotated between the heart and oval forms.  Cut these notches as smooth as possible: the lid will rotate by turning the pin in thissocket.
 

6.
Middle Wafer:
Notches for Lid-rotating pin:
Cut notches for the lid-rotating pin.  The middle and bottom wafers will sandwich the head of the lid-rotating pin.  The notch should becut to match the width of the circular mid-section of the lid-rotating pin.  Make these as smooth as possible.

Notches for center pin:
Measure to the midpoint (axis) where the locket will turn to...