Candidate Details

Name Chrystal Bute-Ward Signature

: :
City & Guilds Registration /unique learner 7716-76
number (ULN)
Date enrolled with Centre:
Date registered with City & Guilds:

DESIGN BRIEF
Statement of Intent (outcome 1)

Creating a vertical netted necklace. This pattern would be done using bugle beads and 11/0 seed
beads.

Brief description of your design (outcome 2 & 3)

My design used 6mm gold glass bugle beads and gold matsuno 11/0 seed beads.

Sketches, diagrams, patterns templates for your design (outcome 4)

Diagram of my Design
BILL OF MATERIALS AND COST
Material & Tools (outcome 4 , UK 1, UK 2) Quantity Cost ($)

6mm gold glass bugle beads 540 24.00

Gold matsuno 11/0 seed beads 1045 36.00

Heart clasp 1 6.00

Jump rings 2 .26

Fireline 6lb 10 yards 22.50

Pony English Beading Needle Size 12 1 2.30

Bead smith thread zapper 1 142.00

Wooden ruler 1 2.00

Beading mat 1 15.00

Task Light 1 60.00

Chain nose pliers 1 45.00

Flat nose pliers 1 40.00

Packaging 1 .50

Sub Total ($) 395.56

Labour Cost 200.00 ($25.00) per hour

Other Costs Cost ($)

Electricity 20.00

Internet 0.00

TOTAL COST ($) 615.56

MATERIAL SELECTION
Material What part of your What are the Why did you choose this
Name design are you going to properties of the particular material
use the material for materials

Matsuno 11/0 Seed beads are used to These beads are I liked the colours
glass seed adorn the necklace and round in shape and
beads as a space between the made of glass
bugles

6mm Bugle Bugle beads are used These beads are These are used because of their
gold to create the netting tubular and made of shape
pattern in the necklace glass

Fire line Used to weave in beads Fire line is pre waxed This thread is strong, fray and
thread in the design braided beading stretch resistant
thread

Heart clasp Used to attach Made of metal The clasp is stainless steel
necklace recommended as it is strong and
does not fade easily

Jump rings This is used to attach Made of metal and is A 7mm jump ring was used to
design to ear wire round secure the ear wire to the design.
This size was used because of the
size of the design.
(Outcome 2, UK 1)
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT SELECTION

List the tools that will be Describe briefly how the tools Describe the health and safety
used will be used and how you would precautions that should be taken
care for the tools when using the tools

Flat nose pliers and Used to open jump rings to Hold pliers firmly to avoid slippage
Round nose pliers attached heart clasp. I care for
my tools by keeping it dry and
clean
Pony English Beading
This tool is used for passing Replace broken needles
Needle
beads and thread through
design. Store in a safe place.

This is used to stop beads from Keep mat secure on surface

Beading Mat
rolling around. Store after use

This provides another source of Ensure light is securely plugged in and

Task light light which is useful for small the cord is in a safe place to avoid fall
objects. Ensure area where light
is it is clean.

This is used to burn thread. Keep away from children and

Thread Zapper Keep cap on when not in use flammable materials.

TECHNIQUES AND SCHEDULES (ORDER OF WORK)

List the tasks (techniques) in sequence to build your design How long will each task take
(days)
1) Design your pattern, decide on colour and style.
8 hours
2) Thread the needle with 3 yards of fire line, put on a stop bead

leave four inches at the bottom.

3) Pick up four 11/0 beads go up the first bead.

4) Next pick up a bugle, 11/0 bead, bugle, 11/0, bugle, 11/0,

bugle,11/0, bugle 11/0, let it drop down. Pick up four

11/0 beads let it drop and go through the first bead let it
 drop to make a picot stitch.

5) Pick up a bugle, 11/0 and bugle bead let it drop. Skip the first

11/0 bead and go to the second 11/0 bead. Repeat this step.

6) Pick up a bugle and four 11/0 beads let it drop down and go

through the first 11/0 bead making a picot stitch. Repeat this

step until you reach the desired length of your necklace.

7) The last row use a bugle and four 11/0 seed beads go up one

of the 11/0 to come on top pick up 6 11/0 beads to form a

circle by passing the needle through to make a circle reinforce

the loop.

8)Pick up four 11/0 seed beads go in the seed bead closer to the

bugle. Repeat this step throughout the necklace until you

reach the end of the necklace.

9) When you reach to the end of the necklace reinforce the

picot. Repeat step 7 reinforce and tie off tail thread.

10) Add jump rings on either ends by using the chain nose and

flat nose pliers move hand back and forth until the two

halves open attach to design and close jump ring by

repeating the above direction add clasp to jump ring.

How Long will it take to make the design (days)

Eight hours

Please include a photograph (s) of your project. Submit an electronic copy of your project to your
tutor.
PHOTOGRAPH OF YOUR PROJECT

PROJECT SELF-APPRAISAL
What are the strengths of your completed project

The strengths of my project is the thread tension.

How long did you take to make it

It took me about eight hours to make.

What could have been improved (outcome 4 , Ku 2)

The length could have been longer.

List the problems encountered in making the product and the solutions and adjustments you made to
your design. (outcome 4 , PA 1)

The problems I encountered I found this design to be very time consuming even though it is a
beautiful design.