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Accueil Perles du Soleil Levant DIY Crystal Coral Necklace Beading Tutorial What can you say about this necklace? I created the necklace hoping you guys will like it It’s a variation of the Double Needle Right Angle Weave, showing what you can do with the technique. The length of the necklace is 18 inches. Materials Needed:4mm crystal bicones 8/0 bronze seed beads 13 x 15mm x 12.5mm coral briolette clasp 2 crimp beads 2 calotte Nylon thread Tools Needed: Scissors flat nose pliers Terms and description: RAW – right angle weave units of RAW – sets of right angle weave Step 1: Attaching the clasp Cut 72 inches nylon thread. Slide in a calotte at both threads. Press the crimp bead and then close the calotte to cover the crimp bead. Pass both threads into a seed bead and on each thread, slide in 3 seed beads. Then cross both threads into a 4mm bicone. Step 2: Creating the necklace with Double Needle Right Angle Weave Turn your beadwork upside down and follow the pattern how to do double needle right angle weave. You have completed half of the necklace length. You’re done!
Craft Warehouse Blog Supplies 3-4 colors of 2MM satin cording 24ft total (4 strands 6ft long each) C-Lon cording Tex 210 size .5 MM in diameter (in coordinating color) 8 styles of top drilled Czech glass, and or top drilled seed beads in varying sizes and shapes, 32 of each color and style of bead, for a total of 256 beads. (model uses 3 colors of Long Magatama seed beads, 1 style of 8MM top drilled flat coin, 2 colors of 5x9MM tear drops, 1 color of 9x14MM tear drop, 1 style of top drilled leaf (leaf style bead was difficult, tear drops much easier). 1 Kumihimo Toggle clasp with cone ends 8MM wide in diameter 2 Large Cones 10MM or so in diameter 6 -8 inches of 22 wire gauge 3 jump rings (heavy duty 6MM) General Supplies: Scissors, Chain nose pliers, Round nose pliers, Side cutters, E6000, Bead fix Glue (used to turn end of C-Lon cording hard like a needle and to prevent fraying), and one rubber band. 8 Re-usable bobbins for cording, (*optional but highly recommended).
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Making Jewelry from Recycled Products Articles 1 - 10 of 21 << Prev 1 | | Magical Recycled Glass Pendant Learn how to make a pendant with lasting impact when you learn how to make the Magical Recycled Glass Pendants. These gorgeous DIY pendants are must-haves for any recycled jewelry projects. You can learn how to make jewelry of all kinds when you have these pieces to use, and if you need ideas for Mod Podge glaze, this tutorial is sure to provide some inspiration. The dichroic look of the pendants makes them marvelous statement pieces that are sure to turn heads. Chic Recycled Crafts: 14 Recycled Jewelry Tutorials Whether you're turning trash into treasure, repurposing random odds and ends, or upcycling old accessories, there are so many ways to make recycled jewelry. Vintage Pendulum Necklace Jewelry design ideas and inspiration can come from anywhere and everywhere. Pop Can Beads Want to make some unique recycled jewelry? Recycled Tubing Pearl Pendant Snake Wrap Bracelet Shady Sunglasses Pendant Colored Pencil Jewelry
Top Monthly Free Jewelry Making Projects Articles 1 - 10 of 14 << Prev 1 | Top 100 DIY Jewelry Patterns: How to Make Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings and More The past few years have seen DIY jewelry become bigger than ever. From macrame to chainmaille, there are all kinds of free jewelry patterns out there to help you accessorize the DIY way. We've rounded up the Top 100 DIY Jewelry Patterns so you can stay on top of the trends and look fabulous while remaining frugal! Top 100 DIY Jewelry Projects of 2013: Beaded Bracelet Patterns, Wire Jewelry Tutorials, and More DIY jewelry is becoming a bigger part of the craft world every year, and AllFreeJewelryMaking saw an incredible response from our readers over many amazing projects. Top 10 Jewelry Projects of February 2012 It's the shortest month of the year, but that doesn't mean we were short on free jewelry making projects! Top 10 Jewelry Projects of April 2012 Here are the Top 10 Jewelry Projects of April 2012 as chosen by our fabulous readers! Did you miss a newsletter?
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