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A necklace featuring a cruved beaded bar charm.
How to Make a Necklace,  Step-By-Step Tutorials

Rock Those Curves with a Curved Bar Charm Necklace

I’ve already shown you how to make a simple bar charm necklace, so here are the instructions for a curved bar charm necklace. Using memory wire allows you to create a charm that holds a curve. You can experiment with the shape by using different lengths, creating a charm that has a subtle curve or one that is almost a complete circle.

To make this necklace you will need the following tools and materials:

1: Pliers. You will need to use round nose pliers, flat nose pliers and cutting pliers.

pliers

2: Memory wire.

memory wire

3: Two pieces of chain.

two pieces of chain

4: One lobster clasp.

lobster clasp

5: One jump ring.

jump ring

6: Beads of your choice. I used three enameled beads and some multi-colored seed beads.

feature enamel beads

seed beads

The Steps:

1: Cut a piece of memory wire. I cut my piece so that it formed a complete half circle from end to end.

cutting wire

cut piece of wire

2: Using the round nose pliers, create a loop at one end of the memory wire.

curving ends

3: Once the loop has been formed you can begin adding your beads.

adding beads

all beads added

4: Once the beading is complete, use the round nose pliers again to create a loop at the other end of the wire, securing the beads in place.

creating end loop

completed charm

5: Open a chain link on the end of one of your pieces of chain using your pliers. Repeat this for the other piece of chain.opening chain link

6: Slide one end of the charm onto the chain link and close it again using your pliers. Repeat this for the other side of the charm so that both pieces of chain are attached to the charm.

attaching one side

closing chain

charm with chain attached

7: Open a chain link at the other end 0f the chain and slide on the lobster clasp. Close the link again using pliers.

attaching clasp

8: Add a jump ring to the other end of the chain.

attaching jump ring

9: Once your clasp has been attached your necklace is complete! Now all you have left to do is wear it and enjoy!

complete necklace

Here is an example of a similar design made using a longer piece of memory wire to form a more circular charm.

circle pendant

 

 

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