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How to Make a Necklace,  Step-By-Step Tutorials

Want create a beaded necklace that drapes beautifully? This one is for you!

Sometimes head pins don’t give you the look you want for your DIY necklace designs. When you want to add a beaded section to your jewelry chain tiger tail wire can be the perfect material to give you the finish you want. Here are the instructions for making a flexible beaded charm for your pretty chain necklaces!

the completed necklace

You will need the following tools and materials to make this beaded tiger tail charm necklace:

1: Pliers. To make this necklace you will need your flat nose pliers and cutting pliers.

A pair of flat nose pliers
A pair of cutting pliers

2: Tiger tail wire. I used this bronze colored tiger tail wire.

bronze colored tiger tail wire

3: Four gold colored crimp beads.

Four gold coloured crimp beads


 

4: A length of chain. I used this gold plated chain.

a piece of gold chain

5: Two gold colored jump rings.

two gold colored jump rings

6: One gold colored toggle clasp.

a gold toggle clasp

7: Beads of your choice. I used these turquoise tear drop beads with some purple glass seed beads and blue metallic glass seed beads.

three turquoise tear drop beads

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purple glass seed beads
Blue metallic glass beads

Follow these steps to make the necklace:

1: Cut a length of tiger tail wire using the cutting pliers. This length of wire will add to the overall length of the necklace.

cutting the tiger tail wire using cutting pliers
the trimmed piece of tiger tail wire

2: Bend the tiger tail wire around the first loop of the piece of chain.

Bending the tiger tail wire around the chain

3: Add two crimp beads to the wire.

Adding crimp beads to the tiger tail wire

4: Use the flat nose pliers to squash the crimp beads and secure the tiger tail wire in place so that it is ready for you to add the beads.

squashing the crimp beads to secure the tiger tail wire in place

5: Once the crimp beads have been squashed begin adding the beads onto the piece of wire.

Adding beads to the tiger tail wire

7: Continue adding beads in your desired pattern.

All beads attached to the tiger tail wire

8: Once all the beads are in place add another two crimp beads to the end of the tiger tail wire.

adding two crimp beads to the end of the tiger tail charm

9: Loop the end of the wire through the other end of the necklace chain and back through the crimp beads.

looping the wire though the crimp beads

10: Use the pliers to pull the wire tight and then squash the crimp beads in place.

11: Trim the excess wire using the cutting pliers.

squashing the final crimp beads
The beaded section attached to the necklace chain

12: Split the center of the necklace chain at the top of the necklace.

the chain split in the middle

13: Add a jump ring and one side of the toggle clasp to one end of the split chain. Secure the clasp in place by closing the jump ring.

Adding the toggle clasp to the necklace
the first part of the toggle clasp attached

14: Add the other side of the toggle clasp as you did in step 13.

Adding the toggle clasp to the necklace

15: Once your clasp has been secured in place your necklace is finished. Pop it on and have some fun!

the completed necklace with clasp attached
the completed tiger tail beaded necklace

Here’s another tiger tail chain necklace made with rutilated quartz and gold chain!

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rutilated quartz necklace

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