Create a simple collar necklace out of seed beads, gemstones and crystals. Allie's step by step instructions make this is a great introductory project to beading beyond basic stringing and stretch bracelets.
Gather your materials and prepare about five feet of thread.
Start with attaching the wire guard and claspgarten clasp.
Begin beading by following the pattern for the necklace, using a combination of seed beads, gemstones, and crystals to create the rainbow effect.
Progress through the pattern, adjusting the length as needed without altering the design.
Secure the pattern and attach the other end of the clasp.
Finalize and reinforce the beading to complete your necklace.
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
Technique learned:CrimpingBasic Beading
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Easy to Navigate, I like the sorting options. Wish I could have purchased more. My next order will have mostly seed beads and I hope various Athena cast beads. I felt like a kid in a candy store ( :
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Kathleen S.
04-17-25
Just a beginner so kits are a great way to get started
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Michelle W.
04-17-25
Beautiful crystals and an easy site to maneuver. Thank you!
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Etta D.
04-17-25
I found just what I needed and I also ordered the wedding bracelet. I look forward to getting all of these items! Thanks, Morrellene Davis, NC.
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Janine C.
04-17-25
I love your products. I've been absent for a few years, but I'm back to beading and I had to order from Potomac. You are the best! Thank you for fast delivery so I can get started right away.
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Vickie P.
04-17-25
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DIANA L.
04-17-25
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Charleen B.
04-17-25
I have been shopping with Potomac Beads for years. There are many colors that are exclusive to them along with bead shapes. I also get compliments on their patterns.
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04-17-25
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Create a simple collar necklace out of seed beads, gemstones and crystals. Allie's step by step instructions make this is a great introductory project to beading beyond basic stringing and stretch bracelets.
Gather your materials and prepare about five feet of thread.
Start with attaching the wire guard and claspgarten clasp.
Begin beading by following the pattern for the necklace, using a combination of seed beads, gemstones, and crystals to create the rainbow effect.
Progress through the pattern, adjusting the length as needed without altering the design.
Secure the pattern and attach the other end of the clasp.
Finalize and reinforce the beading to complete your necklace.
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