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Cambridge Necklace Tutorial

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In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you to make her "Cambridge Necklace". Find a list of supplies here in the description.

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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  • RounTrio Beads - Aluminum Silver | 6mm | Pack of 50

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  • Pattern - Cambridge Necklace

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Step 2: Watch the 
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Cambridge Necklace Tutorial
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
RounTrio® Beads - Aluminum Silver
Spiky Button Beads - Aluminum Silver
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Dyed Smoky Opal Silver Lined Alabaster
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - Silver Lined Amethyst AB
Cup Button - Pastel Bordeux

Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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Quick Project Steps

Start with a Stop Bead: Attach a stop bead to your thread to prevent beads from slipping off.
Bead Sequence: Begin with a sequence of 15/0, 11/0, 8/0, 11/0, 15/0 seed beads, and then add a RounTrio bead. Repeat this pattern for the desired length of the necklace.
Adding the Clasp: Integrate a Cup Button or your chosen clasp by following the same seed bead sequence and attaching it to one end of the necklace.
Creating the X Pattern: Go through the third hole of the RounTrio beads and add seed beads to create an X pattern across the necklace.
Adding Decorative Elements: Using the center hole of the RounTrio beads, add additional seed beads and your choice of decorative element (e.g., Spiky Button beads) at the bottom of each loop created by the seed beads.
Finishing the Necklace: Secure the clasp on the other end, reinforce the structure by passing through the beads again, and finish off by tying and burning the thread ends.

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

Potomacbeads Beading Ruler | Advanced | 6x3"
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Beading Mat - Beading Design Mat
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PotomacBeads Pliers - Round Nose Pliers
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Item Description

In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you to make her "Cambridge Necklace". Find a list of supplies here in the description.

Designer's Material List

The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
RounTrio® Beads - Aluminum Silver
Spiky Button Beads - Aluminum Silver
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Dyed Smoky Opal Silver Lined Alabaster
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - Silver Lined Amethyst AB
Cup Button - Pastel Bordeux

Project Steps

Start with a Stop Bead: Attach a stop bead to your thread to prevent beads from slipping off.
Bead Sequence: Begin with a sequence of 15/0, 11/0, 8/0, 11/0, 15/0 seed beads, and then add a RounTrio bead. Repeat this pattern for the desired length of the necklace.
Adding the Clasp: Integrate a Cup Button or your chosen clasp by following the same seed bead sequence and attaching it to one end of the necklace.
Creating the X Pattern: Go through the third hole of the RounTrio beads and add seed beads to create an X pattern across the necklace.
Adding Decorative Elements: Using the center hole of the RounTrio beads, add additional seed beads and your choice of decorative element (e.g., Spiky Button beads) at the bottom of each loop created by the seed beads.
Finishing the Necklace: Secure the clasp on the other end, reinforce the structure by passing through the beads again, and finish off by tying and burning the thread ends.