Have some vintage beads laying around the house? How about some beads remaining from a previous project? This necklace uses simple knotting and stringing techniques to make a multi-strand boho style necklace. So use up those beads, or pick up new supplies, and design your own. Happy Beading!
Prepare Your Cording: Cut 13 feet of waxed linen cording into two equal lengths and fold them to create four strands.
Attach the Clasp: Securely tie the cording onto a silver-plated oval clip clasp using a loop method.
Begin Beading: Start by tying an overhand knot six inches from the clasp to designate the beginning of your beadwork.
Add Spacers and Buttons: Alternate between adding antique silver irregular spacers and Potomac table cut buttons, securing each with a knot.
Continue Beading: Work each strand one at a time, adding beads and buttons to your liking, ensuring a balanced design.
Final Knotting: Tie off the ends neatly and attach them to the other side of the clasp to complete your necklace.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
Glasgow Rose Embroidered Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
Glasgow Rose Embroidered Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
Watch Anna Tonnesen as she provides detailed step by step tutorial instructions to learn to embroider with beads. Create the Glasgow Rose pendant or create your own masterpiece of DIY jewelry following this project tutorial. Learn how to lay out your embroidery project, cut and shape your surface, sew on beads, apply the backing and seem the sides of the piece.
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Have some vintage beads laying around the house? How about some beads remaining from a previous project? This necklace uses simple knotting and stringing techniques to make a multi-strand boho style necklace. So use up those beads, or pick up new supplies, and design your own. Happy Beading!
Prepare Your Cording: Cut 13 feet of waxed linen cording into two equal lengths and fold them to create four strands.
Attach the Clasp: Securely tie the cording onto a silver-plated oval clip clasp using a loop method.
Begin Beading: Start by tying an overhand knot six inches from the clasp to designate the beginning of your beadwork.
Add Spacers and Buttons: Alternate between adding antique silver irregular spacers and Potomac table cut buttons, securing each with a knot.
Continue Beading: Work each strand one at a time, adding beads and buttons to your liking, ensuring a balanced design.
Final Knotting: Tie off the ends neatly and attach them to the other side of the clasp to complete your necklace.
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