Make your own chic chevron necklace with these easy to follow instructions by Allie at PotomacBeads. This is a great starter project for a beginning beader or jewelry maker. This projects uses Potomax (metal) EVA beads, a focal bead, and seed beads.
Setting Up: String three EVA beads in a V pattern on wildfire thread with a stop bead.
Adding Seed Beads: Integrate 15/0 Miyuki seed beads and pass through wire guards for a polished look.
Incorporating Focal Bead: Attach the Carnelian gemstone with 15/0 and 11/0 seed beads for stability and aesthetics.
Assembling the Pendant: Connect the beaded structure with the second set of EVA beads, ensuring the pendant hangs correctly.
Finishing Touches: Add the chain through wire guards or jump rings, finishing with a lobster clasp.
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Joee recommended Permacoat which brought me to here and rest of site was easy to follow and you have great prices for a beginning jewelry maker.
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Ina J.
05-11-25
Shopping at Potomac Beads is easy. Great selection of patterns.
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05-11-25
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05-11-25
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05-11-25
The package was delayed twice, but did arrive in good condition.
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It's obnoxious that the site tries to sell customers other things during the checkout process. The purchase button is brighter and more noticeable than the "No thanks" button, which probably tricks many naive customers and makes them not want to shop here again.
Make your own chic chevron necklace with these easy to follow instructions by Allie at PotomacBeads. This is a great starter project for a beginning beader or jewelry maker. This projects uses Potomax (metal) EVA beads, a focal bead, and seed beads.
Setting Up: String three EVA beads in a V pattern on wildfire thread with a stop bead.
Adding Seed Beads: Integrate 15/0 Miyuki seed beads and pass through wire guards for a polished look.
Incorporating Focal Bead: Attach the Carnelian gemstone with 15/0 and 11/0 seed beads for stability and aesthetics.
Assembling the Pendant: Connect the beaded structure with the second set of EVA beads, ensuring the pendant hangs correctly.
Finishing Touches: Add the chain through wire guards or jump rings, finishing with a lobster clasp.
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