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  • How to Make a Necklace,  How to make a pendant

    This Circle Pendant Is Simple and Beautiful, Load Yours up With Your Favorite Beads!

    finished circle necklace

    The highlight of this necklace is a lovely beaded circle pendant! You can use all kinds of lovely beads to make this design your own. note: contains affiliate links.

    You will need the following tools and materials to make your necklace:

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers, round nose pliers and flat nose pliers to make your necklace.

    Cutting pliers, round nose pliers and flat nose pliers

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    2: Wire. I used some copper wire to make my circle pendant. I cut mine to approximately 12cm in length.

    copper wire

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    3: Three jump rings.

    jump rings

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    4: A piece of chain at the length you want your necklace. I used copper chain to match the wire.

    piece of copper chain

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    5: A lobster clasp. I used this copper colored one.

    copper clasp

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    6: Beads of your choice. I used some red glass seed beads and some small timber beads.

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    Follow these steps to make your circle pendant necklace:

    1: Create a loop at one end of the wire using the round nose pliers.

    looping end of wire
    looping wire 2
    looped end

    2: Add the beads to the wire in your choice of pattern.

    adding beads to wire

    3: Continue beading until there is approximately 1cm of wire remains unbeaded.

    fully beaded wire

    4: Bend the end of the wire so that it is at a right angle to the beaded section.

    bend end of wire

    5: Create a loop at the end of the wire using the round nose pliers.

    6: Attach the two loops together and close them to create a circle shape. You might need to gently reshape the loop to make it more of a circle shape.

    attaching ends together
    finished loop

    7: Attach a jump ring to one of the loops at the top of the circle pendant.

    8: Slide the ends of both chains onto the open jump ring.

    attaching chain to pendant
    attaching other side of chain

    9: Close the jump ring to secure the chain in place.

    pendant attaached to chain

    10: Split the chain in the middle opposite the place where the pendant is attached.

    split chain in middle

    11: Add a jump ring to one side of the chain and add the lobster clasp. Close the jump ring to secure the lobster clasp in place.

    attaching clasp to chain

    12: Add the remaining jump ring to the other side of the chain to finish the necklace!

    other jump ring attached
    finished circle necklace
  • How to Make Earrings

    Here’s how to make some beaded wire threader earrings!

    finished earrings 1

    These wire threader earrings feature delicate beads, kept in place by hammering some wire flat. Contains affiliate links.

    You will need the following tools and materials to make these earrings:

    1: Pliers. You will need wires with a square bending nose without ridges so that you don’t mark the wire. You will also need your cutting pliers to cut the pieces of wire.

    plastic nose pliers

    2: Two pieces of wire. Approximately 8cm long. I used some gold-fill wire.

    two pieces of wire

    3: A file.

    A metal jewelry file

    4: A steel block.

    steel block

    5: A hammer.

    hammer

    6: Beads of your choice. I used these star shaped shell beads and these round hematite beads.

    star beads

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    hematite beads

    Follow these steps to make your earrings:

    1: Hammer one end of each piece of wire. Hammer on the steel block and continue to flatten the wire until it is wide enough to stop your beads from sliding off. Repeat this step for the second piece of wire so that both pieces have one flattened end.

    hammering wire
    hammered wire
    two hammered wires

    2: File each of the wire ends so that none are sharp or rough.

    filing wire

    3: Add the beads to each of the wires.

    beads on both wires
    beads on wire

    4: Hold one of the wires with the plastic nose pliers.

    getting ready to bend wire

    5: Bend one side of the wire around the angle of the pliers to form a right angle.

    bending side one

    6: Bend the other side around the pliers to form another right angle. This will form a square shape that makes the top of your earring.

    bending other side

    7: Repeat steps 4-6 for the second earring.

    8: If your wire had some curve to it like mine did you can straighten it out gently using your pliers and fingers.

    one bent pin
    pin straightened out

    Once your earrings are straight then they are finished and ready to wear! How amazing are they? So delicate and simple.

    finished earrings 2
  • How to Make Earrings

    These loopy earrings are great!

    finished loop earrings

    These loopy beaded earrings look so lovely! Make some using your favorite colors today! contains affiliate links.

    You will need the following tools and materials to make these loop earrings:

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers, flat nose pliers and round nose pliers to make these earrings.

    Cutting pliers, round nose pliers and flat nose pliers

    2: Two pieces of tiger tail wire.

    two pieces of tiger tail

    3: Eight crimp beads.

    8 crimp beads

    4: Two charm connector earrings.

    two charm connector stud earrings

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    5: Two large jump rings.

    two jump rings

    6: Two small jump rings.

    two silver colored jump rings

    7: Beads of your choice. I used these yellow glass e-beads and purple glass seed beads.

    glass beads

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    Follow these steps to make your loop earrings:

    1: Add two crimp beads to the end of one of the pieces of tiger tail wire.

    adding crimps to wire

    2: loop the end of the wire around one of the large jump rings and back through the crimp beads.

    wrapped around jump ring

    3: Squash the crimp beads using the flat nose pliers.

    squashing crimps
    squashed crimps

    4: Begin adding beads in your pattern of choice.

    adding beads to wire

    5: Continue beading until you’ve reached your desired length, leaving approximately 5cm of wire exposed.

    all beads added

    6: Add another two crimp beads and loop the end of the wire around the other side of the jump ring and back through the crimps.

    crimp beads added
    looping other side
    looped wire

    7: Squash the crimp beads using the flat nose pliers.

    squashing other crimps

    8: Trim the remaining wire using the cutting pliers.

    trimming wire
    one loop finished

    9: Repeat steps 1 to 8 for the second earring making sure that the beaded sections follow the same pattern and are the same length.

    2 loops

    10: Add a smaller jump ring to the top of each beaded loop.

    open jump ring
    attaching jump ring to loop

    11: Attach each beaded loop to each of the charm connector earrings and close the small jump rings to secure the earrings to the loops.

    Once both earrings are secured to your beaded loops they are ready to wear!

    earrings attached
  • How to Make a Necklace

    The necklace you’ve always needed, here’s how to make a beaded curve necklace






    large curve necklace

    This necklace is made using some memory wire and colorful beads added in a cool pattern.

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

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers, flat nose pliers and round nose pliers to make this necklace.

    Cutting pliers, round nose pliers and flat nose pliers

    2: Two pieces of cord.

    2 pieces of string

    3: Four crimp ends.

    4 crimp ends

    4: Four jump rings.

    4 jump rings

    5: A piece of necklace length memory wire cut into a half circle.

    piece of memory wire

    6: A lobster clasp.

    one silver lobster clasp

    7: Beads of your choice. I used these different colored seed beads.

    glass beads

    Follow these steps to make your beaded curve necklace:

    1: Create a loop at one end of the memory wire using the round nose pliers.

    looping wire end

    looped pin

    2: Begin adding seed beads in your pattern of choice.

    adding beads

    3: Continue adding beads until there is approximately 1cm (o.4 inches) of un-beaded wire.

    beaded wire

    4: Create a loop at the other end using the round nose pliers, this will secure the beads on the wire.

    looping other end

    finished wire

    5: Add a crimp end to each end of the two pieces of cord. Do this by folding each side of the crimp around the cord using the flat nose pliers.

    adding crimp to string

    squashing one side

    one side squashed

    squashing other side

    crimp end attached

    all pieces completed

    6: Attach each of the cords to either side of the beaded wire using two of the jump rings.

    attaching string to wire

    both string attached

    7: Add one of the jump rings to the other end of one of the cords and attach the lobster clasp. Secure the clasp in place by closing the jump ring.

    attaching clasp

    8: Add the remaining jump ring to the other side of the necklace on the end of the second cord. Once you’ve attached this jump ring, the necklace is finished and ready to wear!

    adding last jump ring

    clasp attached

    large curve necklace 2

    Here’s another version I made using leather cord and smoky quartz feature beads.

    smoky quartz and leather 2

  • How to Make Earrings

    Hoops are in! Here’s how to make some beaded hoop earrings.

    These hoop earrings are as easy to make as they are stunning to wear! I made mine using some pretty yellow glass beads and some bracelet-sized memory wire. contains affiliate links

    You will need the following tools and materials to make these earrings:

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers, flat nose pliers and round nose pliers to make these earrings.

    Cutting pliers, round nose pliers and flat nose pliers

    2: Two pieces of memory wire cut to the length of a single circle.

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    3: Two earring hooks.

    two earring hooks

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    4: Beads of your choice. I used these yellow glass e-beads.

    yellow glass beads

    Follow these steps to make your beaded hoop earrings:

    1: Create a loop at one end of the memory wire circle using the round nose pliers.

    looping one end of hoop
    one end looped

    2: Add beads to the memory wire.

    adding beads

    3: Continue adding beads until there is approximately 1cm (0.4 inches) left without beads.

    all beads added

    4: Create half a loop using the round nose pliers. Hook it around the first loop.

    curling other end
    attaching ends

    5: Close the second loop using the round nose pliers to secure the ends of the hoop together.

    one hoop completed

    6: Add an earring hook to the top of the hoop and close it to secure it in place.

    adding earring to hoop

    7: Repeat steps 1 to 6 for the second earring.

    two finished earrings

    How cute are these? What colors will you make your hoops in?

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  • How to Make a Necklace

    Use Memory Wire To Construct A Cool Beaded Collar

    Memory wire is a great material. It comes in different sizes so you can make beautiful jewelry without having to fiddle with extra findings.

    You will need the following tools and materials to make your memory wire collar necklace.

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers and round nose pliers.

    A pair of cutting pliers
    A pair of round nose pliers

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    2: Necklace length memory wire.

    necklace sized memory wire

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    3: Beads of your choice. I used these citrine gemstone beads, frosted blue e-beads and blue glass seed beads.

    citrine-beads

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    blue-seed-beads

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    Follow these steps to make your own memory wire necklace:

    1: Cut the memory wire to length, make sure there is a bit of overlap on either side so that the necklace will stay on your neck when worn.

    cutting-memory-wire

    trimmed-memory-wire

    2: Begin adding beads. Add the feature beads first so that you can position them in the center of the necklace.

    adding-first-bead
    adding-more-beads
    beading-continued
    all-citrine-added

    3: Once all the feature beads have been added, continue beading in your desired pattern on one side of the necklace, finishing close to the end of the wire.

    beads-added-to-one-side

    4: Use the round nose pliers to bend the wire at a right angle to the beads.

    bending-end-of-wire

    5: Then use the round nose pliers again to create a loop at the end of the necklace and secure the beads in place.

    curling-end-of-wire

    6: repeat steps 3 to 5 on the other side of the necklace.

    other-side-beaded

    Once the other end of the necklace is secured your collar is complete! Wear it with pride.

    completed-necklace-1

    Here is another memory wire collar made with amethyst chip beads and yellow e-beads.

    memory-wire-necklace

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  • How to Make a Necklace

    Can’t Get Enough of the Choker Trend? Here’s Another Cool Choker Design to Add to Your Collection!






    completed choker 2

    Everyone knows that chokers are the IT accessory right now. If you can’t get enough of the choker trend and want to make sure that you stand out from the crowd this chain and suede choker design is for you. This choker might be simple to make but it sure does have a big impact!

    You will need the following tools and materials to make this suede and chain choker:

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers (or scissors), flat nose pliers and round nose pliers to make this choker.

    A pair of cutting pliers

    A pair of flat nose pliers

    A pair of round nose pliers

    2: Suede cord. I already cut mine to length. Make each piece a tiny bit shorter than you think you need so that the choker will fit snugly on your neck once the charm connector and clasp have been added.

    pieces of suede

    3: Two pieces of chain trimmed to the same length as the suede.

    two pieces of chain

    4: Four leather crimp ends.

    4 leather ends

    5: Eight small jump rings.

    8 jump rings

    6: Two charm connectors.

    2 charm connectors

    7: Two large jump rings.

    two small jump rings

    8: One Lobster Clasp.

    one silver lobster clasp

    Follow these steps to make your own stunning suede and chain choker necklace:

    1: Attach a crimp end to either end of both pieces of suede cord. Do this by using the flat nose pliers to fold both sides of the crimp end in place around the end of the suede cord.

    adding crimp to one end

    squashing side

    one side squashed

    squashing other side of crimp

    one end attached

    all ends attached

    2: Open a jump ring and attach one end of a suede cord to one of the loops of the charm connectors.

    attaching first strand to first side

    3: Close the jump ring to secure the strand in place.

    first strand attached

    4: Add a piece of chain using another jump ring. This will be the second strand.

    5: Repeat steps 2 and 3, adding the second suede strand.

    6: Repeat step 4, adding the last piece of chain to the first charm connector. Now all four strands will be secured together at one end.

    all strands attached to first side

    7: Repeat steps 2 to 6 for the other side of the necklace, attaching all strands to the second charm connector.

    all strands attached

    8: Add one of the large jump rings to one end of the choker and attach the lobster clasp. Secure the clasp in place by closing the jump ring.

    attaching clasp

    9: Add another jump ring to the other side of the choker to finish it off.

    completed choker

    Once the last jump ring is secured in place your multi-strand suede and chain choker is complete!

    completed choker 3

    Here’s another multi-strand choker made using beaded strands.

    4 strand choker 1

    4 strand choker on

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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!

    rutilated quartz 2
    rutilated quartz necklace

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  • the completed bracelet with both ends secured
    How to Make a Bracelet,  Step-By-Step Tutorials

    Add some fun to your wrist, make this fun pom pom bracelet






    finished bangle

    Sometimes you need a bit of fun and vibrancy in your life. Sometimes it can be hard to find but making this sweet pom pom bracelet might just do the trick! This bracelet is made using memory wire and some brightly colored pom poms.

    You will need the following tools and materials to make this special pom pom bracelet:

    1: Pliers. You will need your round nose pliers, cutting pliers, and flat nose pliers to make this bracelet.

    Cutting pliers, round nose pliers and flat nose pliers

    2: Memory wire.

    Memory wire before it has been cut to size

    3: Pom Poms. I used five pom poms in pink and yellow.

    5 pom poms

    4: Beads of your choice. I used some green glass e-beads and some purple glass seed beads.

    green ebeads

    purple seed beads

    Follow these steps to make your pom pom bracelet:

    1: Cut some memory wire. The amount you cut depends on how many times you want the bracelet to wrap around your wrist.

    cutting wire

    2: Use the round nose pliers to curl one end of the memory wire into a loop. You might need to use your flat nose pliers to properly close the wire loop.

    curling wire end

    one curled end

    3: Begin adding beads to the memory wire in your desired pattern.

    adding beads to wire

    4: When you are ready, add your first pom pom.

    adding first pom pom

    5: Continue beading and adding pom poms until you are satisfied with the pattern you have created.

    second pom pom added

    6: If you are like me you might have some excess wire to trim away before you can complete your bracelet.

    all beads added

    7: Bend the wire at a right angle to the beaded section of the bangle using the round nose pliers.

    bending wire at right angle

    8: Trim the wire approximately 1cm (0.4 inches) from the beaded part of your bracelet using the cutting pliers.

    trimming wire

    9: Create a loop at the other end of the bracelet using the round nose pliers again.

    curling end of bracelet

    10: Once the final loop has been completed your bracelet is done! I hope making and wearing this bracelet design will give you a little happiness.

    completed bangle

    finished bangle

  • the completed bangle
    How to Make a Bracelet,  Step-By-Step Tutorials

    Add to your wrist stack, construct some charm connector bangles today!






    Are your daily bangles feeling boring? Do you need something fresh to add to your accessories collection? Well then have I got the tutorial for you! This bangle featuring a chunky charm connector gives a stunning effect and looks incredible when layered with other different bracelets.

    You will need the following tools and materials to make this charm connector bangle:

    1: Pliers. You will need your cutting pliers and round nose pliers to make this bangle.

    A pair of cutting pliers

    A pair of round nose pliers

    2: Wire. I used some thick malleable wire in a silver color.

    thick wire
    3: A charm connector. I used this simple silver colored charm connector.

    charm connectorStyle your bangle with these pretty connector charms:

    4: Beads of your choice. I used a selection of wooden beads in different shapes and colors.green wooden beads

    red wooden beads

    Follow these steps to make your charm connector bangle:

    1: Measure out a length of wire that will fit comfortably around your wrist. Cut it to length using the cutting pliers.

    cutting wire

    trimmed wire

    2: Bend a small section of the end of the wire into a loop. This will prevent your beads from falling off the wire.

    end loop

    3: Begin adding beads to the wire in the pattern of your choice.

    beads added

    4: Once your beading has been completed, use the round nose pliers to bend the end of the wire at a right angle to the beaded section.

    bending wire

    5: Trim the excess wire using the cutting pliers and then use the round nose pliers to create another loop at the end of the wire to secure the beads in place.

    trimming pin

    curling pin

    two ends completed

    6: Open one loop slightly using the pliers and place the charm connector onto one side of the bangle. Secure the charm connector in place by closing the loop again.

    opening one loop

    adding the charm connector

    7: Repeat step 6 for the other side of the bangle, securing the charm connector in place.

    completed bangle

    8: Now your bangle is finished and ready to pop on your wrist. Will you stack your bangles high or let it shine on its own? Style it your way and make this design your own!

    completed charm connector bangle

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