The Designer's suggested colors and materials: Cup Button Jet Sliperit Full, ~20 Pieces Cup Button Etched Sliperit Full, ~15 Pieces Pressed Round 6mm (Metallic Grenadine),~14 Pieces Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 DC Galvanized Dark Berry, ~2.5 grams Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 Copper, ~4 grams Miyuki Seed Beads Galvanized Wine 11/0, ~7 grams Miyuki Seed Beads Cranberry Gold Luster 11/0,~7 grams
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Quick Project Steps
Creating Cabochon Segments: Start by threading three cup buttons with seed beads in between, forming the base of the necklace's segments. Stringing the Segments: String the completed segments together, adding two cup buttons on each end to serve as clasps. Making the Beaded Rope: Construct a herringbone rope using a gradient of colors for the necklace’s length. Adding End Caps: Finish the rope with peyote stitch end caps, securing them and adding a decorative touch. Assembly: Connect the beaded rope to the cabochon segments, ensuring a secure attachment with additional beading if necessary. Final Touches: Add a loop for the clasp and secure all threads, completing your Octocup Necklace.
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Item Description
Tereza from PotomacBeads EU uses cup buttons, pressed rounds (druks) and seed beads to make the unique Octocup Necklace.
Designer's Material List
The Designer's suggested colors and materials: Cup Button Jet Sliperit Full, ~20 Pieces Cup Button Etched Sliperit Full, ~15 Pieces Pressed Round 6mm (Metallic Grenadine),~14 Pieces Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 DC Galvanized Dark Berry, ~2.5 grams Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 Copper, ~4 grams Miyuki Seed Beads Galvanized Wine 11/0, ~7 grams Miyuki Seed Beads Cranberry Gold Luster 11/0,~7 grams
Project Steps
Creating Cabochon Segments: Start by threading three cup buttons with seed beads in between, forming the base of the necklace's segments. Stringing the Segments: String the completed segments together, adding two cup buttons on each end to serve as clasps. Making the Beaded Rope: Construct a herringbone rope using a gradient of colors for the necklace’s length. Adding End Caps: Finish the rope with peyote stitch end caps, securing them and adding a decorative touch. Assembly: Connect the beaded rope to the cabochon segments, ensuring a secure attachment with additional beading if necessary. Final Touches: Add a loop for the clasp and secure all threads, completing your Octocup Necklace.
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