Chain Tassel Necklace- DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- This video tutorial from PotomacBeads teaches you how to make our chain tassel necklace. Find supplies below.
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Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
● Gemstone
● Czech Pears 4mm - Pale White Shiny
● Czech Faceted Rounds 3mm - Apricot Metallic Ice
● Potomax Jeweler's Wire - 22 gauge
● Potomax Jeweler's Wire - 24 Gauge
● Beadalon 49 Strand wire - Silver - Навчання та стиль
Thank you sooooo much for this tutorial. I've wanted to make a dear friend a long necklace and you told me how. I've only been beading for about 3 years and I'm still learning. I'll be back to watch more of your videos. Thanks again.
I've been looking for something I can make for my Aunt as a Christmas gift and I've finally found it. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I absolutely love this necklace.
Great tutorial! I have so many random large beads and chains. This will be perfect to make a few. Thanks. You're really good at explaining, too.
Thank's Allie for this Pretty Necklace!
very good tutorial, learned some techniques that I can use to make it easier for me to make my stuff. Thanks
Thank you, i actually have a focal turquoise bead, and my inspiration was totally dry as to what kind of necklace i wanted to make, this is gorgeous
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Excellent tutorial!
Thank you! Now I know what to do with my gigantic snowflake obsidian beads
Our pleasure Emily. Hope you could show us your finished project using your gigantic snowflake obsidian beads :)
Really like this chain 😊
Thank you! I LOVE your videos
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Wow! Very pretty!
Edma Garita pend
It's truly beautiful, but I think a crimp cover would be a nice finishing touch. 💕
Good instruction.
Love your videos! Could you help me identify a bead?
I like the idea of not using the wire guard. It scratches the skin. This is lovely piece and I happen to have same focal bead.
ShoryoTombo I disagree it makes it look like an amateur finish. If you do it right they don’t scratch not to mention no crimp cover.
Why do you not use a crimping tool to close your crimps? I think that makes a more secure and much nicer look than just flatting the crimp bead.
Hi Joyce, you can definitely use a crimping tool if you prefer. It’s been my experience and personal preference to simply use my chain nose pliers on parallel wires.
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Thanks for the beautiful tutorial. I have a question regarding the chain in minute 17:45. It's the copper gold color chain. What is the name of the chain. It is not listed in the the list above where you have mentioned all the supplies needed for making these awesome necklaces. I am looking forward to know the name of this chain. Thanks again for sharing
Our chains are here:
www.potomacbeads.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=Chain&Submit=Search
For the back of the necklace do you use two pieces of beading wire? Also how would you finish the back of the necklace if you wanted to use chain?
There are a million different ways to finish a necklace like this. If you know how to crimp, that would be with wire. If using chain you can simply link it to any type of clasp you want, or, make it large enough to simply slide over your head.
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Could you help me identify what kind of bead this is? Thanks!!
What kind of chain could you use that would be cheaper? like a larger amount? any ideas from anyone?
can I have it😐😐