Garden Charm Bracelet

Straight off the catwalk, delicate and dainty is trending right now! Basic instructions:We have made this necklace quite short, at about 40cm. However you can make it longer or shorter to suit. 1. Cut you chain to approx. 40cm and attach a lobster clasp to the end using oval jump rings. 2. Make the dangles…

Why We Love This Tutorial: This is a very simple double-strand necklace, simply strung on tigertail. This is quite a dainty necklace, and is designed to be worn as a choker; it is only about 38cm long so you may wish to adjust this for your own sizing. We have used one of our new…

Why We Love This Tutorial: Yay to the warm weather! To celebrate Spring being just about here, we’ve made this super eye-catching, long cluster-style necklace. We’ve used a mixture of our fabulous new dyed shell beads, plus a stunning pink Agate slice pendant. All of these bright colours and certainly putting a spring in our…

Why We Love This Tutorial: For once, I wasn’t lazy when making a long Mala style necklace! And by that I mean, I have actually knotted between the beads as opposed to using tigertail and 15/0 seed beads. I have used 0.8mm nylon thread, but you could also use silk or cotton cord. Beads and…

Why We Love This Tutorial: This is a simply strung, long necklace that you can complete in less than an hour! We would often knot between each gemstone bead with this style of necklace, but by using tiny 15/0 seed beads we get the same effect with a lot less effort (and time, yay!). We…

Why We Love This Tutorial: One of the limitations of macrame is finding beads with holes big enough to fit one or more strands of cord through – but this tutorial solves that problem! It’s just a basic spiral knot (the same as a square knot, except you don’t change directions… in other words, a…