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Connecting Components: Use the netted prongs to connect the rivolis and chaton into a cross formation, ensuring the design is symmetrical.
Adding the Bail: Create a bail at the top of the cross using seed beads and an additional rondelle to complete the pendant.
Finishing Touches: Secure and trim excess threads with a thread burner, ensuring the pendant is neat and ready to wear.
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make her "Adoration Byzantine Cross" pendant design.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Potomac Crystal Chatons SS39 - Light Sapphire 8mm
Potomac Crystal Rivoli 10mm - Lilac Metallic Ice
Potomac Crystal Rondelles 3x4mm - Magic Orchid
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Metallic Light Bronze
Project Steps
Preparing Rivolis: Start by netting around five 10mm Potomac Crystal Rivolis, using .006 Wildfire Beading Cord and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads.
Netting the Chaton: Apply the same netting technique to the SS39 chaton but adjust the bead count due to its smaller size.
Connecting Components: Use the netted prongs to connect the rivolis and chaton into a cross formation, ensuring the design is symmetrical.
Adding the Bail: Create a bail at the top of the cross using seed beads and an additional rondelle to complete the pendant.
Finishing Touches: Secure and trim excess threads with a thread burner, ensuring the pendant is neat and ready to wear.
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