PandaHall Tutorial on Double Strand Amethyst Bead Necklace


Hello, guys, happy to see you all here! So what's your plan for weekend?Anyway, happy weekend to all! How about DIY a super Charming Choker Necklace? Get ready for your beach party. Let's start our journey! Hope you like it and have a try.

The materials and jewelry tools needed:

7mm Natural Amethyst Beads, 4mm Silver Round Spacer Beads, 0.8mm Nylon Thread, 5cm Iron Chain Extender, Lobster Claw Clasps, Jump Rings, Flat Nose Pliers, Round Nose Pliers, Scissors, Lighter.
Use two jewelry pliers to pull open a jump ring, connect the jump ring and a clasp.Prepare a nylon thread, thread it through the jump ring, make two ends same length.
Prepare a short nylon thread, fold it from the middle.Wrap the long thread using one end of the short thread.Through the loop, pull the other end of the short thread.
Cut off the excess ends, use flame to seal them.String a silver bead, move to the top.
Place the right thread under the left thread, then through the thread loop, pull tight.Place the right thread over the left thread. Through the loop, then pull.


String a amethyst bead onto the left nylon thread. Place the right thread under the left thread, let it through the loop, pull tight.
Place the right thread over the left thread, through the loop, then pull tight. Repeat the previous steps to add beads.


When the length is long enough, stop beading. String a jump ring, prepare a short nylon thread, fold it.
Use the short nylon thread to wrap the end, pull tight, then through the thread loop, pull tight. Cut off the excess ends, use flame to seal them.


Make another shorter or longer bead strand, connect these two strands, you get a double strand beaded necklace.
Use the pliers to pull open the jump ring, attach the chain extender to the necklace. A charming choker is finished.



In addition to this kind of beads, you can also use other gemstone beads, or beads you like, and use your favoriate color to customize this necklace.

评论

此博客中的热门博文

Kid’s Crafts with Buttons for Mother

Collections of Button Chains

A Story of Cuff Links