Rocker Chic Statement DIY Necklace

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    Rocker Chic Statement DIY Necklace

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    Rocker Chic Statement DIY Necklace

    Who said spikes weren't sexy? This stunning Rocker Chic Statement DIY Necklace is simple and easy to make. Perfect for a night out on the town, you'll look dark and daring in your beautiful handmade piece. Show off your attitude with this easy DIY jewelry project and bathe in the praise you'll get from friends and family. Everyone will like it so much, they may want you to make one for them too.

    Project TypeMake a Project

    Bead TypeMetal

    Time to CompleteUnder an hour

    Bead Technique UsedStrung

    Bead Project TypeNecklace

    Easy

    Materials List

    • beading wire
    • 6 Gold Spikes (34708503 from Prima Bead)
    • 6 Black Spikes (34708560 Black Spikes from Prima Bead)
    • 13 Silver plated pewter dagger beads from Hobby Lobby
    • Twenty-Four 4mm Black Pearls (7120003 from Prima Bead)
    • Two Crimp Tubes
    • Three 4mm Jump Rings
    • Extender Chain (optional)
    • Two Crimp Covers
    • Silver Chain (63815134 from Prima Bead)
    • Art Deco Clasp (34719172 from Prima Bead)

    You can switch out the metal beads for Czech glass dagger beads to add a bit more pizzazz.

    Instructions

    1. Measure and cut two 8" sections of chain.

    2. The measure a length of about 10 inches of beading wire.

    3. Attach the beading wire to one end of a section of chain using a crimp tube.

    4. Cover the crimp with a cover and close with chain nose pliers.

    5. Trim off excess.

    6. String on your pattern of spikes and beads alternating between silver gold and black with a 4mm black pearl in between each one.

    7. Finish by attaching the beaded end to the second section of chain using a crimp tube and cover crimp with a crimp cover.

    8. Attach extender chain to one end of the chain using a jump ring.

    9. To the end of the extender chain, use a jump ring to attach the last dagger bead.

    10. Attach a clasp to the other end of chain using a jump ring.

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