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Druzy Bezeled Pendants Tutorial
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a pendant using a 13x18mm druzy agate cabochon, which you can find on our website.
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Druzy Bezeled Pendants Tutorial
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
13x18mm druzy agate cabochon
Delica beads (11/0) in Galvanized Silver
Seed beads (15/0) in Transparent Blue Gray Rainbow
Beading thread (e.g., .006 wildfire)
Beading needle (size 10 or 12)
Thread burner or scissors
Optional: pliers and super new glue for finishing
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
Preparation: Gather your materials including the druzy agate cabochon, Delica beads (11/0), and seed beads (15/0).
Bezel Start: Begin by stringing an even number of Delica beads (11/0) to fit snugly around your cabochon using the peyote stitch.
Peyote Stitching: Continue with the peyote stitch, adjusting bead count based on the cabochon's thickness, ensuring a tight fit without overstressing the beads.
Detailing: Transition to smaller seed beads (15/0) for the outer rows to create a scalloped effect and tighten the bezel around the cabochon.
Bail Creation: Using ladder stitch, create a bail for the pendant, ensuring it's appropriately sized for your necklace chain or cord.
Finishing: Secure and trim thread ends, using a thread burner for a neat finish. Optionally, apply glue for extra security.
Bezel Start: Begin by stringing an even number of Delica beads (11/0) to fit snugly around your cabochon using the peyote stitch.
Peyote Stitching: Continue with the peyote stitch, adjusting bead count based on the cabochon's thickness, ensuring a tight fit without overstressing the beads.
Detailing: Transition to smaller seed beads (15/0) for the outer rows to create a scalloped effect and tighten the bezel around the cabochon.
Bail Creation: Using ladder stitch, create a bail for the pendant, ensuring it's appropriately sized for your necklace chain or cord.
Finishing: Secure and trim thread ends, using a thread burner for a neat finish. Optionally, apply glue for extra security.
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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Project Length/Size: 1.5"
Technique Learned: Hubble Stitch
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a pendant using a 13x18mm druzy agate cabochon, which you can find on our website.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
13x18mm druzy agate cabochon
Delica beads (11/0) in Galvanized Silver
Seed beads (15/0) in Transparent Blue Gray Rainbow
Beading thread (e.g., .006 wildfire)
Beading needle (size 10 or 12)
Thread burner or scissors
Optional: pliers and super new glue for finishing
Project Steps
Preparation: Gather your materials including the druzy agate cabochon, Delica beads (11/0), and seed beads (15/0).
Bezel Start: Begin by stringing an even number of Delica beads (11/0) to fit snugly around your cabochon using the peyote stitch.
Peyote Stitching: Continue with the peyote stitch, adjusting bead count based on the cabochon's thickness, ensuring a tight fit without overstressing the beads.
Detailing: Transition to smaller seed beads (15/0) for the outer rows to create a scalloped effect and tighten the bezel around the cabochon.
Bail Creation: Using ladder stitch, create a bail for the pendant, ensuring it's appropriately sized for your necklace chain or cord.
Finishing: Secure and trim thread ends, using a thread burner for a neat finish. Optionally, apply glue for extra security.
Bezel Start: Begin by stringing an even number of Delica beads (11/0) to fit snugly around your cabochon using the peyote stitch.
Peyote Stitching: Continue with the peyote stitch, adjusting bead count based on the cabochon's thickness, ensuring a tight fit without overstressing the beads.
Detailing: Transition to smaller seed beads (15/0) for the outer rows to create a scalloped effect and tighten the bezel around the cabochon.
Bail Creation: Using ladder stitch, create a bail for the pendant, ensuring it's appropriately sized for your necklace chain or cord.
Finishing: Secure and trim thread ends, using a thread burner for a neat finish. Optionally, apply glue for extra security.
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