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Art Deco Tiffany Style Cup Chain Ring Tutorial

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This video (designed and filmed by Beading for Perfectionist's Gianna Zimmerman) teaches how to make her "Art Deco Pendant/Earrings" design, using a variety of products, including cup buttons, crystal rivolis, Miyuki seed beads, and more. Enjoy this exquisite design!

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Art Deco Tiffany Style Cup Chain Ring Tutorial
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
  • Cup buttons
  • Crystal rivolis
  • Miyuki seed beads (sizes 11/0, 15/0)
  • Cotton thread (1mm recommended)
  • Tape
  • Scissors
  • Wide-eyed needle
  • 25mm closed ring

    • Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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    Quick Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials: Gather cup buttons, crystal rivolis, Miyuki seed beads, cotton thread, scissors, a wide-eyed needle, tape, and a 25mm closed ring.
    Macrame Basics: Start with the macrame technique using three colored threads to understand the basic knots.
    Apply Macrame to the Ring: Use the macrame technique on a 25mm ring, securing it with tape at your work area's edge.
    Thread and Bead Preparation: Cut an arm span and a half of cotton thread and thread it through the ring, finding the midpoint to start.
    Adding Seed Beads: Begin adding seed beads (18 galvanized gold recommended) to the thread, using the macrame technique to secure each bead around the ring.
    Continue Beading: Keep adding beads, making sure to space them evenly around the ring. After every fourth bead, adjust your working area if needed.
    Final Bead Addition: As you reach the end of the ring, ensure the spacing is even and prepare for bezel making without glue.

    Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors

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    Item Description

    This video (designed and filmed by Beading for Perfectionist's Gianna Zimmerman) teaches how to make her "Art Deco Pendant/Earrings" design, using a variety of products, including cup buttons, crystal rivolis, Miyuki seed beads, and more. Enjoy this exquisite design!

    Designer's Material List

    The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
  • Cup buttons
  • Crystal rivolis
  • Miyuki seed beads (sizes 11/0, 15/0)
  • Cotton thread (1mm recommended)
  • Tape
  • Scissors
  • Wide-eyed needle
  • 25mm closed ring

    • Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials: Gather cup buttons, crystal rivolis, Miyuki seed beads, cotton thread, scissors, a wide-eyed needle, tape, and a 25mm closed ring.
    Macrame Basics: Start with the macrame technique using three colored threads to understand the basic knots.
    Apply Macrame to the Ring: Use the macrame technique on a 25mm ring, securing it with tape at your work area's edge.
    Thread and Bead Preparation: Cut an arm span and a half of cotton thread and thread it through the ring, finding the midpoint to start.
    Adding Seed Beads: Begin adding seed beads (18 galvanized gold recommended) to the thread, using the macrame technique to secure each bead around the ring.
    Continue Beading: Keep adding beads, making sure to space them evenly around the ring. After every fourth bead, adjust your working area if needed.
    Final Bead Addition: As you reach the end of the ring, ensure the spacing is even and prepare for bezel making without glue.