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In this bead necklace making project, you may need some fundamental supplies, but how to make a bead necklace is truly easy. The basic materials can be inexpensive and be bought from any store, besides this, you can also gather together some spare beads after other beaded necklace making projects. During the procedures, you will learn how to set out, bead, design and end a work. Now, let’s just begin.
In this bead necklace making project, you may need some fundamental supplies, but how to make a bead necklace is truly easy. The basic materials can be inexpensive and be bought from any store, besides this, you can also gather together some spare beads after other beaded necklace making projects. During the procedures, you will learn how to set out, bead, design and end a work. Now, let’s just begin.
Choose beads For this beaded necklace making project, you may firstly need to decide your necklace style. So first of all, choose the appropriate beads for your bead necklace ideas, here are several Red Round Glass Beads, Green Abacus Glass Beads, and Flat Round Tibetan Silver Beads.
String beads into a strand Firstly, cut out a section tiger tail. Always leave some more space than the ideal length you want for you bead necklace ideas. Next, string one Crimp bead and the linking ring, and then pull the wire back through the Crimp bead and pinch it with the wire-cutter plier. Thirdly, slide the beads onto the wire. Each group comprised one Flat Round Tibetan Silver Bead and two Green Abacus Glass Beads. Repeat it until you get the ideal length. At last, attach the clasp to your bead necklace with Crimp bead as you did in the starting.
How to make a bead necklace be more unique After finishing the step2, the necklace can be just regarded as a semi-finished product. In this step, I will show you how to adorn your bead necklace for an individual appearance. To achieve this, you can try hang the part made of Red Round Glass Bead and ball headpins on the position between each two Green Abacus Glass Beads.