Learn how to create a stunning attraction pendant with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads! Follow along as we use 6mm Potomac crystals, Miyuki seed beads in sizes 11/0 and 15/0, and a beautiful Athenacast bee charm. You'll master the square stitch technique, perfect for beading beginners and enthusiasts alike. Gather your materials, including Dragonthread, wire guard protectors, and jump rings, and create a unique piece of jewelry that will catch everyone's eye. Check the video description for a complete supply list and links to purchase materials.
Prepare Your Thread:
Use Dragonthread size six, cut to a half wingspan length.
Thread your needle and pick up a Miyuki 11/0 seed bead, a 6mm crystal, and another 11/0 bead.
Pull down to the end, leaving a short tail, and go back through the crystal and the first 11/0 bead.
Add Seed Beads Around the Crystal:
Pick up seven Miyuki 11/0 beads, pass through the bottom 11/0, then back up to the top 11/0.
Repeat to add another seven beads around the crystal, forming a bezel.
Square Stitch 15/0 Beads:
Pick up a Miyuki 15/0 bead and square stitch it onto each 11/0 bead around the crystal.
Ensure beads are evenly spaced and not twisted.
Create Additional Beaded Beads:
Repeat the process to create a total of eight beaded beads, using alternate colors for variety if desired.
Connect Beaded Beads:
Using new thread, square stitch the beaded beads together, forming a flower pattern.
Attach each bead by stitching through adjacent beads, ensuring stability.
Add the Charm:
Decide on the placement of the charm.
Square stitch the charm onto the central beaded bead using the wire guard protector.
Create the Necklace Chain:
Prepare a new thread, tie it to the bead at the back, and add Miyuki 11/0 beads in a pattern of your choice.
Repeat the pattern until you have 19 sections of five pink beads, adding 15/0 and 11/0 beads in between.
Attach Findings:
Add the wire guard and jump ring with the lobster clasp to one end.
Repeat the process on the other side with just a jump ring.
Secure all threads and trim excess.
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Learn how to create a stunning attraction pendant with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads! Follow along as we use 6mm Potomac crystals, Miyuki seed beads in sizes 11/0 and 15/0, and a beautiful Athenacast bee charm. You'll master the square stitch technique, perfect for beading beginners and enthusiasts alike. Gather your materials, including Dragonthread, wire guard protectors, and jump rings, and create a unique piece of jewelry that will catch everyone's eye. Check the video description for a complete supply list and links to purchase materials.
Prepare Your Thread:
Use Dragonthread size six, cut to a half wingspan length.
Thread your needle and pick up a Miyuki 11/0 seed bead, a 6mm crystal, and another 11/0 bead.
Pull down to the end, leaving a short tail, and go back through the crystal and the first 11/0 bead.
Add Seed Beads Around the Crystal:
Pick up seven Miyuki 11/0 beads, pass through the bottom 11/0, then back up to the top 11/0.
Repeat to add another seven beads around the crystal, forming a bezel.
Square Stitch 15/0 Beads:
Pick up a Miyuki 15/0 bead and square stitch it onto each 11/0 bead around the crystal.
Ensure beads are evenly spaced and not twisted.
Create Additional Beaded Beads:
Repeat the process to create a total of eight beaded beads, using alternate colors for variety if desired.
Connect Beaded Beads:
Using new thread, square stitch the beaded beads together, forming a flower pattern.
Attach each bead by stitching through adjacent beads, ensuring stability.
Add the Charm:
Decide on the placement of the charm.
Square stitch the charm onto the central beaded bead using the wire guard protector.
Create the Necklace Chain:
Prepare a new thread, tie it to the bead at the back, and add Miyuki 11/0 beads in a pattern of your choice.
Repeat the pattern until you have 19 sections of five pink beads, adding 15/0 and 11/0 beads in between.
Attach Findings:
Add the wire guard and jump ring with the lobster clasp to one end.
Repeat the process on the other side with just a jump ring.
Secure all threads and trim excess.
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