Floating necklace diy

Chokers are in great demand. This DIY project is so simple but the end product is absolutely exquisite. Read on to know more how you can make your own!

Chokers are in great demand. This DIY project is so simple but the end product is absolutely exquisite. Read on to know more how you can make your own!

This tutorial will teach you a simple way about how to make an illusion necklace; after this illusion necklace instructions you will also master the right skill of backing-through, wrapping and securing beads without knotting and crimping.

Want to make your own elegant jewelry? This lesson shows you how to make an illusion necklace from beading wire and pearls, crystals, or other sparkling beads.

Hello lovely people. A very happy mother's day to all of the beautiful mothers out there. Being a new mom made me realize how hard yet wonderful motherhood can be. I couldn't have gone through this phase without the help of my mom. She's been a great support for me and hoping i should be like her to my little one. Here's a tutorial on how to make a floating necklace which i think would make a lovely gift for mother's day. This time i used cat eye beads and loved working with it. Materials…

You know what I love? Jewelry. You know what I hate? Spending money on it. Does anyone like spending $20+ on a necklace when the materials...

A "floating" bead necklace is an eye-catching piece that can be store-bought, but allows for customization when you make it yourself. Best of all, you can find all of the needed supplies at your local craft store. Gather the materials...

This is a guide to making a DIY floating bead necklace. Learn how to make a floating bead necklace with this simple step-by-step tutorial.

Make a three-strand floating illusion necklace using crimp beads and a few tools.

Well, this was the necklace I really wanted to make almost two weeks ago, but didn't have the correct beads. Please do not assume I'm any kind of expert here, altho I gladly share a tutorial with you. I'm sort of a happy idiot when it comes to jewelry making: I'll just try whatever. I'm sure there's a more proper way to do this, but I didn't know it, so this is how I did it: I started with Swarovski beads in three sizes and 7 colors: 4 each of 4mm bicone beads in red, orange, yellow, green…