This necklace will have you feeling bold and certainly proud The three beautiful Czech glass buttons, along with shining seed beads, create a symphony of color you'll love showing off everywhere you go.
For each of the Czech glass buttons, cut a piece of bead backing that is large enough for the beading you will be adding in the following steps. Mark on the bead backing where the shank of the button is going to be.
Brick Stitch Edge Text Tutorial
,Decide where the center of the largest button is going to be. Count nine beads over from the center, along the edge. This will be the start of the bead link.
Decide where you want your bail to be on the blue Czech glass button. It should be a little to the left of the center of the button. Remember that there will be three rows of beads creating the bail and account for this in where you decide to place your bail.
Cut a piece of ultra micro fiber suede in black approximately 12 inches long. Pass it through one of the loop bails. Attach a JBB sterling silver U-shape 4mm ribbon end to each end of the suede. Attach a 0.035 x .180 inches sterling silver open jump ring to each loop on the ribbon ends. Attach one part of the antique silver-plated pewter round floral design toggle clasp to those two jump rings using a 0.035 x .290 inches sterling silver open jump ring. Repeat this step for the other side of the necklace.
Crimp End and End Cap Tutorial
More Crimp End and End Cap Basics
Fancy Crimp End Tutorial
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
This necklace will have you feeling bold and certainly proud The three beautiful Czech glass buttons, along with shining seed beads, create a symphony of color you'll love showing off everywhere you go.
For each of the Czech glass buttons, cut a piece of bead backing that is large enough for the beading you will be adding in the following steps. Mark on the bead backing where the shank of the button is going to be.
Brick Stitch Edge Text Tutorial
,Decide where the center of the largest button is going to be. Count nine beads over from the center, along the edge. This will be the start of the bead link.
Decide where you want your bail to be on the blue Czech glass button. It should be a little to the left of the center of the button. Remember that there will be three rows of beads creating the bail and account for this in where you decide to place your bail.
Cut a piece of ultra micro fiber suede in black approximately 12 inches long. Pass it through one of the loop bails. Attach a JBB sterling silver U-shape 4mm ribbon end to each end of the suede. Attach a 0.035 x .180 inches sterling silver open jump ring to each loop on the ribbon ends. Attach one part of the antique silver-plated pewter round floral design toggle clasp to those two jump rings using a 0.035 x .290 inches sterling silver open jump ring. Repeat this step for the other side of the necklace.
Crimp End and End Cap Tutorial
More Crimp End and End Cap Basics
Fancy Crimp End Tutorial