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Pattern - Toggle And Chain Waterfall Necklace

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This necklace of cascading gemstone nuggets and Potomac Crystal bicones 4mm is both stunning and simple. Join Allie with your Potomax chain, Potomax wire, a toggle, and a selection of beads, and practice your basic wire working techniques. Technique learned: Wire Working

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Pattern - Toggle And Chain Waterfall Necklace

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Use this PotomacBeads tutorial to learn some wire working skills to create a chain link necklace. The Toggle and Chain Waterfall Necklace is an amazing matinee necklace.
1. Cut an 8-10 inch piece of Potomax chain. Cut a piece of 24ga Potomax silver plated wire. Use needle nose pliers to make a small loop in the wire, add the chain into the link and coil the short piece of wire around. Trim the edge. Add Potomac crystal bicones to the wire. Use the pliers to make another loop above the beads, add another piece of chain.
2. Watch the Toggle and Chain Waterfall Necklace tutorial to follow along with Allie to see how she creates her chain link necklace and shares creative tips and tricks to help you design yours.
3.Once you’ve completed building your fringes with headpins, chain, Pebble beads and Potomac crystal bicones, connect them to the toggle. Connect the bar to the other end of the chain.
Use the design ideas and wire working skills learned in this Toggle and Chain Waterfall Necklace to create all sorts of amazing chain link jewelry projects.

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This necklace of cascading gemstone nuggets and Potomac Crystal bicones 4mm is both stunning and simple. Join Allie with your Potomax chain, Potomax wire, a toggle, and a selection of beads, and practice your basic wire working techniques. Technique learned: Wire Working

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Project Steps

Use this PotomacBeads tutorial to learn some wire working skills to create a chain link necklace. The Toggle and Chain Waterfall Necklace is an amazing matinee necklace.
1. Cut an 8-10 inch piece of Potomax chain. Cut a piece of 24ga Potomax silver plated wire. Use needle nose pliers to make a small loop in the wire, add the chain into the link and coil the short piece of wire around. Trim the edge. Add Potomac crystal bicones to the wire. Use the pliers to make another loop above the beads, add another piece of chain.
2. Watch the Toggle and Chain Waterfall Necklace tutorial to follow along with Allie to see how she creates her chain link necklace and shares creative tips and tricks to help you design yours.
3.Once you’ve completed building your fringes with headpins, chain, Pebble beads and Potomac crystal bicones, connect them to the toggle. Connect the bar to the other end of the chain.
Use the design ideas and wire working skills learned in this Toggle and Chain Waterfall Necklace to create all sorts of amazing chain link jewelry projects.