D'vine Necklace

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  Step 1

  Pick out the beads/stones you wish to use along with your two types of pliers and head pins.

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  Step 2

  Take your first bead/crystal and place on head pin.

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  Step 3

  Using your flat needle nose pliers, bend eye pin as shown.

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  Step 4

  Using your round needle nose pliers create the "eye" by using the bend in the head pin and creating an "eyelet" using your needle nose pliers.

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  Step 5

  Select your second bead/crystal and thread onto another head pin as shown.

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  Step 6

  Insert into the second threaded bead through the "eyelet" that you just created in the first bead.

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  Step 7

  Same as before, using your flat needle nose pliers, first create that 90 degree bend, and then grab your round needle nose pliers to create the "eyelet" in the second bead.

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  Step 8

  Thread a third Bead/crystal onto a head pin, and insert through the second "eyelet" that you created. Then create another "eyelet" on the third head pin. Continue in this manner.

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  Step 9

  Continue...

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  Step 10

  Continue...

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  Step 11

  Well Done! You can add a clasp, and wear it as a traditional necklace, or make a lariat. You can use any bead/crystal to create a dramatic or soft look. The choice is yours!

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  Step 12

  I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial.
  :)
  Lanie

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Juanita C. 16th March 2013

VERY unique--- and I just LOVE it. Thanks for sharing sweetie.

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Ashley D. · 9 projects 27th April 2011

Very pretty. I may try it.

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Jane · 51 projects 7th December 2010

Your Divine Necklace is an awesome inspiration! Many thanks for sharing. I would like to feature it at http://www.handmade-jewelry-club.com/

Contact me here if you have a concern.

Jane
http://diylessons.org/

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 20th September 2010

woooow i'm flabber gasthed , soooo awesome and pretty and beautiful.
thanks a lot for your great tute and the sharing;-D

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Taylee · Brookings, South Dakota, US 19th September 2010

'tis booteeful! ;)

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