Make a Grand Netted Choker

The www.beadsunlimited.co.uk/ experts make a grand netted choker. Jane uses some fabulous Czech glass beads from our wide range colours, shapes and sizes. Get tips on connecting calottes and clasps.
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[@judyraglin9468]

That is the most gorgeous necklace ever!!!

[@robinadams8072]

This necklace is beautiful! Thanks so much for the demonstration.

[@elizabethvallely4044]

WOW just beautiful! Your a great teacher and love your video's! Thank you for all your amazing help and sharing!! God Bless Liz...

[@beadsunlimited]

Thank you for all your lovely comments :)

[@beadsunlimited]

Thank you very much Robin for your comment.

[@ConcettaSpiteri]

Thank you for sharing your instructions are very clear and concise thank you for the lesson

[@keannasegura9488]

I like how your beautiful work do not require a needle awesome

[@viviandzinyelaatieda2350]

your works are beautiful

[@MsCraftPrincess]

just beautiful am going to try do this, thak you

[@sugarbrown789]

Thank you for this video! Helped me so much 🤗

[@Mytwocentplus]

I love your demo with voice explanation as i have wanted to try this. I am a beginner so please don't take this video down before i can get the supplies to try it, thank you

[@victoriaqueiroz2663]

Muito lindo seu colar , adorei

[@thunguyen-gw1yv]

Beautiful Necklace ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@frasergreenjenjenify]

Beautiful! I've used the 'horizontal
l netting' stitch in a watchband. Thanks for the inspiration - I'll now try the vertical stitch :-)

[@beadsunlimited]

@nandnjudge Thank you. Glad you found it useful.

[@memunatohunene5327]

nice work. I can wait to try my own

[@beadsunlimited]

Thanks for your lovely comments. We won't be taking this video down - it's permanent. You can get all the supplies from Beads Unlimited by the way!

[@mayersdaman]

Fantastic! Thanx so much!

[@beadsunlimited]

@PeaceLoveCrafts2906 Thank you!

[@nandnjudge]

your tutorial it is easy to follow.

[@beadsunlimited]

Ok, you make a loose knot in your tail end of thread. Then, cut your new length of thread and pass it through the loose knot. Then you pull the loose knot tight, sliding it down so that it sits snugly against the last bead added. Then take your two tail ends and knot them together a couple of times to secure. If you are using nylon, a small dab of glue helps to secure it. This method works for any size beads. I hope this helps.

[@beadsunlimited]

@KaylaKay810 Hi Kayla, I would say start with about a metre of thread, otherwise it will get in a tangle. If you go to just past 9 minutes in on the video, Jane shows you how to attach a new piece of thread. Hope this helps.

[@beadsunlimited]

Thank you for taking the time to write such a lovely comment.

[@nanapokuah3095]

Nice one

[@beadsunlimited]

@DoUdO1000 Thank you!

[@roselinprimrose1637]

this is simply stunning beautifully put together but please what is a roki

[@snowlg]

hi ..question here .when you bead the beads un2 the thread for the first time how do you secure the dangle thread at the start of the beading,,thzz

[@beadsunlimited]

Thank you. I have just had a quick count and there are (roughly) 200 x 6mm beads, 840 x 4mm beads and 40 rocailles (seed beads). This is approximate as it depends on what size you make it. Hope this helps.

[@beckyabraham3889]

thank for the video ma, your works are beautiful, and your explanations are good, what if one can't get the nylon thread should one use the available one, like 0.30 above, pls ma I need your reply, thanks.

[@user-vk6lf4ml4x]

عشت يدي حلو جدا جدا

[@melodymadry4707]

I would like to know if what you are calling a "rock high" is a size 8 seed bead?

[@mumkris]

I have watched this several times and tried to locate Rock I beads from your web site but cannot find any of them anywhere. The picture does not show what they look like close up so could you please let me know of an alternative or send a picture of what they look like in case they are called by a different name.
your explanation was very good and slow enough to follow but could do with some help with above as I've noticed that I am not the only one that hasn't heard of them before.

[@zahrastars2115]

Wonderful and very nice I am heba of Kurdistan

[@user-ur3wx6lv2w]

روعه

[@vennelaneethipudi2431]

Hi..this is very beautiful necklace.. :)... but when i'm making the same..the shape of the necklace is not stiff..can you please let me know which type of beading thread you have used.

[@yvexankei]

Hi great tutorial, how many beads for this necklace. I am a beginner

[@CeeCee1758]

Why did you come back down the fifth time on the opposite side? Does it make a difference which side you go down?

[@beadsunlimited]

Thank you, we would love to see a pic! If you get a chance, why not post one up on our facebook page?

[@DanceFitnessTobagoAmeikaL]

I didn't understand completely how to add more thread, can you clarify please? I've made one already just by doing normal ties but I'm now using smaller beads that the knots wants slide through.

[@melodymadry4707]

Oh never mind. Sorry I misunderstood. You are saying rocailles. ;-)

[@deestarhh01]

Beautiful choker :) Got one question though. Can the beads be different size to the ones your using or do I have to use the exact size which you are using??????

[@mytrips553]

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[@AlessandroOase-Countertenor]

WUOWW

[@annienyangga6538]

Buah babo

[@dualnatures]

lovely but couldn't make out what you were saying for list of supplies, etc. so couldn't watch the whole thing knowing I wouldn't be able to do ....would appreciate slower speaking and clearer pronunciation for us mainland folks

[@lesleymiddleton1475]

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Pl bio pp0

[@annienyangga6538]

Buah babo