This bright and funky necklace design lets the spring blooms dance along your neck. String a fun mix of Czech glass shapes, Czech table cut diamonds, Potomac Crystal 3mm Bicones, polished off with pewter end cones and a ball and socket clasp.
The Spring Mix Necklace combines the bright hues of summer in a fun, cheerful necklace you will be tempted to wear every day. Use ends cones and beading cable wire to help to create a seamless transition from multi, to single-strand necklace. 1. Cut 6 pieces of beading cable into 10 inch sections. Take two of those sections and us a crimp bead to create a 10mm loop with a flat crimp on the end. 2. Use the additional 4 strands of beading cable to create 6 inch strands of mixed beaded pieces. Watch the Spring Mix necklace to learn how to finish the multistrand ends and use the bead cones or caps. 3. Once finishing the ends of the single strand beaded sides, crimp the wire to a simple clasp and wear your new necklace. The Spring Mix Necklace is a simple design that features metal cones to conceal the wire as the design progresses from a four-strand to a single-strand necklace. Create the same look, simplified, using fewer strands and a different collection of beads.
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.
Technique learned:
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This bright and funky necklace design lets the spring blooms dance along your neck. String a fun mix of Czech glass shapes, Czech table cut diamonds, Potomac Crystal 3mm Bicones, polished off with pewter end cones and a ball and socket clasp.
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Exclusive Czech Glass Shapes Mix - Spring Color Mix, ~ 25 Grams
The Spring Mix Necklace combines the bright hues of summer in a fun, cheerful necklace you will be tempted to wear every day. Use ends cones and beading cable wire to help to create a seamless transition from multi, to single-strand necklace. 1. Cut 6 pieces of beading cable into 10 inch sections. Take two of those sections and us a crimp bead to create a 10mm loop with a flat crimp on the end. 2. Use the additional 4 strands of beading cable to create 6 inch strands of mixed beaded pieces. Watch the Spring Mix necklace to learn how to finish the multistrand ends and use the bead cones or caps. 3. Once finishing the ends of the single strand beaded sides, crimp the wire to a simple clasp and wear your new necklace. The Spring Mix Necklace is a simple design that features metal cones to conceal the wire as the design progresses from a four-strand to a single-strand necklace. Create the same look, simplified, using fewer strands and a different collection of beads.
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