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the completed pendant on a cord
How to Make a Necklace,  Step-By-Step Tutorials

This is a pendant with a twist… literally! Making one way too fun.

two pairs of crazy earrings

I recently rediscovered the earrings pictured above that I made way back when I was in high school (a fair few years ago now) and they inspired me to make this simple necklace pendant tutorial. Making this pendant requires minimal use of tools and extra findings. This pendant is made using 32 gauge wire which is fine enough to manipulate using your fingers! All you need are your cutting pliers to cut your wire to size. So grab a handful of beads and some cool colored wires and go make your own crazy, cute wire pendant.

You will need the following tools and materials to make this wire pendant:

1: Cutting pliers.

A pair of cutting pliers

2: 32 gauge wire. I used this blue colored wire.

Blue wire

3: A selection of beads. I used this assortment of glass beads.

glass beads

The Steps:

1: Cut the wire into different lengths using the cutting pliers. You can cut as many as you like. I cut eleven pieces of wire (one for finishing the top of the pendant).

cutting blue wire

all pieces of blue wire cut

2: Take a bead or two and add them to the center of a piece of wire.

adding beads to middle of wire

3: Twist the ends of the piece of wire together to hold the beads in place.

beads on wire

twisting wire

one twisted wire

4: Repeat steps 2 and three until only one piece of wire remains.

all twisted charms

5: Gather all the wire pieces together and twist them together at the top.

bundling all charms together

twisting tops of wire charms together

6: Trim the top of the bunch using the cutting pliers.

trimming end of bundle

7: Take the remaining piece of wire and fold it in half.

folding last piece of wire

8: Place the loop at the top of the pendant and wrap the rest of the wire around the top to secure the bead bunch in place.

creating loop for top

wire wrapped around top

pendant nearly finished

9: Once the pieces are secured at the top, gently pull and shape the bead wires into your preferred position to complete the pendant.

pulling out bead prongs

10: Once you have customized your pendant to your liking you can add it to a chain or cord and wear away!

pendant on thread

 

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