Your Turn To Make This Necklace
How To make a 2 Rows Necklace
For you to position the grey pearls, you firstly must decide the length of the necklace
you are about to create
Based on our design with 7mn round faceted beads or 7mn round plain polished beads
The first row is 45cm including clasp
2nd row is 48cm including clasp
Material
About 1.5metre nylon thread
69 to73 onyx 7mn faceted beads
16 Swarovski silver diamante rondels
8- 8mn round grey pearls12mn
12mn- silver grump
1- 2 rows clasp
4- 4/5mn round silver or onyx beads "Optional"
(If your chosen clasp is difficult to handle when closing, just add a 4mn bead at each end on the necklace to facilitate closure)
1- Cut 60cm of nylon thread
2- 1st row: Place 6 onyx beads in the centre of the first thread
3- On each side of the thread string 1- 7mn diamante rondel (A) then 2- 8mn grey pearls (B) then 1- 7mn diamante rondel (A)
4- On each side string 6 onyx beads (C)
5- On each side, Repeat (A)- (B) - (A) , then string 7 onyx beads, then a 4mn silver or onyx bead
Measure the length of the strung beads, including the clasp, to achieve 45cm
Now you can add 3mn silver grump on each side. Place the beaded string onto the first row of the clasp and temporarily close. (Keep safe with a piece of Sellotape.
2nd Row: Start the 2nd row in the middle with 7 onyx beads (D)
Repeat (A) – Repeat (B) - Repeat (A) - Repeat (D)- Repeat (A) – Repeat (B) - Repeat (A)
Then string on each side 8 onyx beads then 1- 4mn bead, add the 3mn grump
Place the second string onto the clasp of the second row, do not permanently tie yet
If you have a jewellery bust, place the necklace on the bust to make sure the necklace layer do not overlap or try it on someone neck. If it overlaps add 1 or 2 extra beads (If you need to add 2 beads, make sure 1 on each side)
When you are satisfied finish closing.(see our blog "A demonstration for instructions.
Good Luck!
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