Spring Raindrop Necklace
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Spring Raindrop Necklace
Spring Raindrop Necklace Tutorial This quick-to-make necklace features an Elaine Ray Pierced Pear bead. The bead has a large center hole and two hidden side holes. We’ve used head pins to create loops on the sides of the bead. That crystal Swaroski chain gives the necklace a bit of snazzy sparkle. You can wear this design alone or layer it with other necklaces. The Swaroski chain may twist and roll a bit as you wear it but that adds to the sparkle and movement of the necklace. Finished length 16.5 inches • Designer Cynthia Deis 1 Thread a head pin through one of the small holes on the pear bead so that the head of the pin is inside the large piercing on the pear bead. Bend head pin, trim to 1/3 inch with wire cutters and loop with round nose pliers. Repeat using remaining head pin. 2 Using your chain nose pliers attach a crimp-on end to crystal chain by pressing the crimp-on end around the last crystal on the chain length. Repeat until both sections of chain have ends attached. 3 Using your chain nose pliers attach one section of chain to the looped head pin on one side of the Elaine Ray bead by gently opening the loop and feeding the head pin through the ring on the crimp-on end. Repeat with the other chain section on the other side of the Elaine Ray bead. 4 Supplies: * 1 Elaine Ray Pierced Pear bead * 2 antique brass extra thick head pins, 1 inch * 1 antique brass heart toggle * 2 antique brass oval 3x4 jump rings * 14.5 inches of Swarovski crystal chain, cut into two equal lengths * 4 brass crimp-on chain ends to fit crystal chain Tools: * Chain nose pliers * Round nose pliers * Cutters All tools and supplies are available at Ornamentea.com or at Ornamentea in Raleigh, NC! Using your chain nose pliers gently open a jump ring and attach the toggle bar to one end of the crystal chain by feeding the jump ring through the loop on the crimp-on end and through the loop on the toggle bar. Close securely. Repeat to attach the toggle heart to the other end of the necklace. Tutorial copyright 2011 © Bedizen Ornaments, Inc. www.ornamentea.com