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Mini Tassel Necklace

Dress up your wardrobe with a fun Mini Tassel Necklace!

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/mini-tassel-necklace • Posted by HelloLittleHome

This gorgeous Mini Tassel Necklace is the perfect addition to any accessory collection. It's easy to make and can be customized to fit your style.

You will need

Project Budget
Reasonably Priced

Time

1 h 00

Difficulty

So-so
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Description

This gorgeous Mini Tassel Necklace is the perfect addition to any accessory collection. It's easy to make and can be customized to fit your style.

Instructions

  1. Measure a 30-inch piece of chain.

  2. Small find center point of necklace

    Using your pliers, open a jump ring at the end of the chain. Slip the opposite end of your chain onto the open jump ring, and then use your pliers to close the loop. You should now have a closed chain necklace that can be slipped over your head.

  3. Cut your floss next. For each tassel, you will need 3 4-inch strands of floss. You can use any colors, but for this example (which has 2 blue tassels, 3 magenta tassels, and 4 gold tassels), I cut: 6 4-inch blue strands; 9 4-inch magenta strands; and 12 4-inch gold strands.

  4. Small adding tassels to necklace

    You'll make the center tassel (magenta, in this case) first. Take three strands of the magenta floss and thread it on your needle. Pull the needle through the center of one of the jump rings on your chain. If it's hard to get through, just gently pull on the chain as you wiggle the needle through. Pull one half of the floss completely through the ring. To attach the tassel to the chain, make an overhand knot. Pull it tight, and then make another overhand knot, pulling it tight, as well. Don’t worry if ends of your tassel are ragged or uneven.

  5. Small place crimp bead

    Place a crimp cover over the knot.

  6. Small close crimp cover

    Using the flat nose pliers, pinch the crimp cover closed tightly, covering the knot as you do so.

  7. Small trim floss

    Measuring from the crimp cover, trim the floss so the tassel measures 1/2 inch long. Voila – tassel complete!

  8. Small add tassels

    Add the remaining tassels in the same manner, alternating colors and spacing them 2 inches apart.

  9. Small necklace detail

    Finish adding the remaining tassels and your necklace is complete!