This project was submitted by one of our readers, just like you.
Beebeecraft Ideas on Making Crystal Pendant with Glass Beads
Beebeecraft Ideas on Making Crystal Pendant with Glass Beads
"This is a tutorial on making a glass bead pendant for Christmas. If you also wanna make delicate beaded pendant necklace, you will never miss this Beebeecraft one! This glass beads pendant is made with glass faceted abacus beads and glass seed beads mainly. Easy jewelry craft supplies are needed to make this project, just with some crystal abacus beads, some seed beads, and some wire, u can finish the delicate pendant successfully. Let us see together, hope u will like!"
NotesThe delicate beaded flower pendant necklace looks pretty fresh and stunning, right? It suits not only bright but also dark dress a lot! Just collect some materials and try to make such a glass beads bracelet by yourself!
Project TypeMake a Project
Bead TypeGlass
Time to CompleteWeekend project
Bead Technique UsedStitched
Bead Project TypeNecklace
Materials List
- 6x6mm RoyalBlue Faceted Austrian Crystal Bead Strands
- PandaHall Elite 1 Box Iron Round Bead Spacers
- 2x1.5x1mm Silver Twisted Chains Curb Chains
- PandaHall Elite Lobster Claw Clasps and Jump Rings
- 0.2mm clear Transparent Fishing Thread Nylon Wire
- DodgerBlue Iron Long Nose Pliers
- Benecreat Side Cutting Pliers
Instructions
-
Make a basic beaded pattern
-
cut a piece of fishing wire, slide 4 blue bicone glass beads to it and cross one end of it back through the last bead;
-
slide 3 blue bicone glass beads to one wire and cross it through the glass bead pattern before;
-
repeat above steps to make 2 more bead loops and slide a bicone bead to both wire and cross them through the beads in 2 ends and fasten the wires to connect 2 ends of the bead pattern.
-
slide a length of copper wire through the hole of one bicone bead, add a seed bead through the wire, then cross the wire through another bead, continue to add the seed bead like the picture;
-
continue to add the 4 seed beads through the wire, and fasten them like the picture.
Read NextBead Size Chart
