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DIY Beaded Chevron Necklace

July 5, 2016

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Happy Tuesday Gnomies!

Hope you all had a fabulous 4th of July last night. Today I have a really cute beaded necklace tutorial for you. This necklace is fun to make and easily customizable to coordinate with any outfit. Check it out!

Supplies:

  • 2-4mm beads in different finishes and colors. You will need 8-10 beads for each row
  • Jewelry chain
  • Eye pins
  • Necklace clasp and jump rings
  • Wire cutters and round nose pliers

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Start by stringing your beads on the pins in a pattern that you like. If you are making a four-row chevron then you will need 8 rows of beads, 2 of each pattern.

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diy beaded chevron necklace

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Next bend the ends of the wire at a 90 degree angle and then roll it up with your pliers to create a loop.

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Attach the each pair of matching beads together with the pliers.

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Now you will have 4 pairs of beaded sections making up the chevron pattern.

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Use you pliers to attach the beaded rows to the chain. Space then apart equally. Let the free ends of the jewelry chain hang and use jump rings to attach a lobster clasp to the other end of the jewelry chain so that you can secure it around your neck.

Chevron necklace

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