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Tips for Designing Beaded Necklaces

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Summary: Make your own handcrafted beaded necklace. Learn how to begin designing a necklace in this free video clip about making jewelry with beads.

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By Dona Whitehurst
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Dona Whitehurst operates two businesses. One is Avalon jewelry, and they specialize in sterling silver. The other makes handcrafted jewelry using stones and crystal. They have been in...read more

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"Next we are going to talk about is, I am going to do a necklace and I am going to make a turquoise necklace since I have lots of turquoise here to choose from. I am going to use a toggle clasp which has a circle and it also has an end piece here with a chain. So I am going to put this at the mark at eight so we can do a sixteen inch length necklace. This is the type of bead I am going to use. It?s called a flat disk. There is also this type but I am going to use this one today and drape it on here so we know exactly if it?s going to be sixteen inches. And most manufacturers when you buy your beads, they come in sixteen inch length. Now because this is such a simple design here I thought maybe a little centerpiece would be nice. So I was going through my large beads here and I was looking to see which one would match up nicely. This one looks a little too blue here. Let?s see what would look nice with the necklace and I think this one would look nice as a centerpiece. That would look really good. And what we will do is we will make a little bead go onto the end of this piece here to make it look like a little nice centerpiece. There is the beads. We will put it on the end here so that it will be a nice centerpiece for your necklace and this will be our design. That will be the beginning of it."

eHow Article: Tips for Designing Beaded Necklaces

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