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Safari Necklace Tutorial

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Funky and fresh, this Safari Necklace is a bold and colorful addition to your creations. Allie uses Miyuki Seed Bead 2/0, Potomac Crystal Round 4mm, Czech Faceted Round 4mm and 6mm, Metal Beads, Tassel 18mm, Waxed Linen Cording, and a stunning Pewter Button. Be inspired to step outside of your comfort zone and create something new.

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Step 2: Watch the 
Video Tutorial

Safari Necklace Tutorial
The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
Waxed Linen Cording ~18 feet
Miyuki Seed Bead 2/0 ~35 pieces
Potomac Crystal Round 4mm ~30 pieces
Czech Faceted Round 4mm ~20 pieces
Czech Faceted Round 6mm ~20 pieces
Tassels 18mm ~5 pieces
Metal Bead ~20 pieces
Pewter Button - 1 piece

Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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Quick Project Steps

Prepare the Cording: Cut 18 feet of waxed linen cording into four equal lengths. Fold one piece in half to form a loop and tie an overhand knot.
Adding Beads: Choose a bead and tie it onto the cording with a knot. Continue adding beads at intervals, securing each with a knot.
Incorporating Tassels: Add tassels at varied intervals across different strands for an eclectic look.
Finishing the Necklace: Gather all strands and tie a large knot. Attach a pewter button to one end for closure. Adjust the length of strands if desired and trim any excess cording.

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

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Step 6: Choose Your Next Project

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Item Description

Funky and fresh, this Safari Necklace is a bold and colorful addition to your creations. Allie uses Miyuki Seed Bead 2/0, Potomac Crystal Round 4mm, Czech Faceted Round 4mm and 6mm, Metal Beads, Tassel 18mm, Waxed Linen Cording, and a stunning Pewter Button. Be inspired to step outside of your comfort zone and create something new.

Designer's Material List

The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
Waxed Linen Cording ~18 feet
Miyuki Seed Bead 2/0 ~35 pieces
Potomac Crystal Round 4mm ~30 pieces
Czech Faceted Round 4mm ~20 pieces
Czech Faceted Round 6mm ~20 pieces
Tassels 18mm ~5 pieces
Metal Bead ~20 pieces
Pewter Button - 1 piece

Project Steps

Prepare the Cording: Cut 18 feet of waxed linen cording into four equal lengths. Fold one piece in half to form a loop and tie an overhand knot.
Adding Beads: Choose a bead and tie it onto the cording with a knot. Continue adding beads at intervals, securing each with a knot.
Incorporating Tassels: Add tassels at varied intervals across different strands for an eclectic look.
Finishing the Necklace: Gather all strands and tie a large knot. Attach a pewter button to one end for closure. Adjust the length of strands if desired and trim any excess cording.