Things You'll Need:
- 16" +/- of silver or gold jewelry chain.
- A hoop type of pendant, either round, diamond shaped, square etc. It has to be large enough for your choice of beads to easily fit through.
- Jump rings to secure pendant to one end of the chain and one to attach beads at the other end.
- Beads
- Findings to string the beads onto.
- Jewely Tool for bending metal findings.
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Step 1
Finished necklace with long chainWrap some jewelry chain around your neck and pinch in the front to check the length. Leaving enough chain to attach your beads to one end so that they dangle through your pendant. Also remember you will be attaching your pendant to the other end and that will add to the length of your necklace. You don't want it to long or too short. You can judge by pulling around your neck, looking in the mirror. pinch with your fingers to hold the perfect location and cut with your jewelry tool.
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Step 2
Variety of Pendantsattach your desired pendant to one end of the necklace chain with a jump ring. A jump ring is a small circle that is easy to pull apart. Put the ring through one of the chain and the pendant. Close the jump ring to hold both. So that your pendant is dangling from one end of your chain.
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Step 3
Metal findings to string small beads on.You can put a long metal finding through a large bead or multiples of small beads and attach to the other end of your chain. These are what will slide through your pendant and dangle from around your neck
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Step 4
Large PendantExample of jump rings, large bead with a large pendant and jewelry tool.
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Step 5
Fitting through pendantExample of putting beads through the pendant.
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Step 6
Multi-beaded necklaceExample of finished necklace.










Comments
ginafur said
on 4/28/2009 This clasp free slider necklace is a great idea. How pretty! Thanks for the instructions.
ManyMusings said
on 1/7/2009 How fun and pretty! Thanks for the how to on this one!
sixstring2slim said
on 10/3/2008 Great Tips for this project! Nice use of your pix to get that message across! ~Bailey
Adrie said
on 8/6/2008 Wow! What a great idea. These are so cool I can't wait to make one. Thanks!
acole said
on 7/30/2008 These are cute. Thanks for the article.