Design Idea H81J
-- Designer --
Esther, Jewelry Designer, Exclusively for Fire Mountain Gems and Beads®
To learn more about Esther Pollock, read her jewelry artist success story here.
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Instructions
Cut the following lengths:
-One 24-inch length
-One 24-3/4 inch length
-One 25-1/2 inch length
-One 26-1/4 inch length
-One 27-inch length
Form a simple loop on the end of one 5-inch length of Zebra Wire.
String one crimp onto the 24-inch length of beading wire. Pass the beading wire through the loop on the Zebra Wire and back through the crimp. Pull the beading wire so the crimp rests snug against the loop leaving approximately 1/4 inch of beading wire on the end.
Crimp, then trim the excess from the short end of the beading wire.
String the following onto the beading wire:
Continue to string ten white wood 8x4mm rondelles then repeat the sequence in Step 4 in the opposite direction to string the second half of the necklace.
Repeat Step 3 using the second 5-inch length of wire to secure the strand.
Repeat Step 3 using the 24-3/4 inch length of beading wire.
String the following onto the beading wire:
Continue to string 12 white wood 8x4mm rondelles then repeat the sequence in Step 6 in the opposite direction to string the second half of the necklace.
Repeat Step 3 using the second 5-inch length of wire.
Repeat Step 3 using the 25-1/2 inch length of beading wire.
String the following onto the beading wire:
Continue to string three turquoise blue wood 8x4mm rondelles then repeat the sequence in Step 8 in the opposite direction to string the second half of the necklace.
Repeat Step 3 using the second 5-inch length of wire.
Repeat Step 3 using the 26-1/4 inch length of beading wire.
String the following onto the beading wire:
Continue to string eight turquoise blue wood 8x4mm rondelles then repeat the sequence in Step 10 in the opposite direction to string the second half of the necklace.
Repeat Step 3 using the second 5-inch length of wire.
Repeat Step 3 using the 27-inch length of beading wire.
String the following onto the beading wire:
Continue to string 11 turquoise blue wood 8x4mm rondelles then repeat the sequence in Step 12 in the opposite direction to string the second half of the necklace.
Repeat Step 3 using the second 5-inch length of wire.
String onto the straight end of one length of wire: one 14x12mm Greek key cord end (open end first), one sea foam wood 8x4mm rondelle and one white wood 6mm round. Form a wrapped loop one the straight end of the wire.
Pass one 4mm jumpring through the loop on one portion of the hook-and-eye clasp and the wrapped loop then close.
Repeat to attach the second portion of the clasp to the opposite end of the necklace.
String the following onto one 1-1/2 inch headpin:
Form a simple loop on the straight end of the wire.
Repeat to create a second wood drop.
Attach one fishhook earwire to each wood drop.
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