Grab your March Treasure Subscription box and join Allie to make these stacking necklaces inspired by dark, sparkling nights.
Technique learned: Basic Beading
Learn to create simple strung, beaded designs using the contents of the March Treasure Box. Create 3 - 4 necklaces in varying lengths in simple, repetitive patterns that can be stacked one on top of each other on the neck or fastened together to make one long, versatile piece of jewelry to use as necklace or multi wrap bracelet. 1. Gather your wire cutter, needle nose pliers, crimp beads, and beading cable wire to start creating. Cut a piece of 20 inches of beading cable wire and attach one end of the twist clasp. 2. Watch the Simple Stacker Treasure Box Necklace video to see simple patterns like 11/0 seed bead, gemstone, and metal beads and then attach the second side of the twist clasp using crimp beads and your needle nose pliers. 3. After finishing the first necklace at approximately 16 inches, create subsequent designs increasing the length 2-4 inches each. When completing the necklaces, screw one side of the twist clasp to another necklace end for options on wearing your design. This video project tutorial is teaches the basics of beading and attaching ends to your patterned beading using a flat crimping technique. Create multiple necklaces at varying lengths to wear together, connect together, or wear just one at a time.
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.
Technique learned:CrimpingBasic Beading
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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Glasgow Rose Embroidered Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
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Grab your March Treasure Subscription box and join Allie to make these stacking necklaces inspired by dark, sparkling nights.
Technique learned: Basic Beading
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Miyuki Seed Beads - Semi-Frosted Pale Blue Lined Cornflower Blue 11/0, ~ 3 Grams
Learn to create simple strung, beaded designs using the contents of the March Treasure Box. Create 3 - 4 necklaces in varying lengths in simple, repetitive patterns that can be stacked one on top of each other on the neck or fastened together to make one long, versatile piece of jewelry to use as necklace or multi wrap bracelet. 1. Gather your wire cutter, needle nose pliers, crimp beads, and beading cable wire to start creating. Cut a piece of 20 inches of beading cable wire and attach one end of the twist clasp. 2. Watch the Simple Stacker Treasure Box Necklace video to see simple patterns like 11/0 seed bead, gemstone, and metal beads and then attach the second side of the twist clasp using crimp beads and your needle nose pliers. 3. After finishing the first necklace at approximately 16 inches, create subsequent designs increasing the length 2-4 inches each. When completing the necklaces, screw one side of the twist clasp to another necklace end for options on wearing your design. This video project tutorial is teaches the basics of beading and attaching ends to your patterned beading using a flat crimping technique. Create multiple necklaces at varying lengths to wear together, connect together, or wear just one at a time.
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