Pink & Pearly Cluster Necklace

Why we love this tutorial: This tutorial combines a couple of my all-time favourite techniques – dangles, and wired hoop earrings! Just like almost all of our designs, it is very versatile in that you could use any large-ish feature bead in the centre, with any small (4mm to 7mm) beads as the dangles. In…

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: What a cool (but simple) little technique! This tutorial uses cord and chain to create a design that almost looks like crochet – and yet it’s super fast and easy to make. You can use any smallish beads (ours are mostly within 4mm to 6mm wide), so it’s once again…

A cute variation of the wired bead cap design. We’ve used a combination of Fancy Jasper gemstone rounds and drops. We have made our own jump rings, and hammered them slightly to create a finished look. We have also made the clasp using wire and hammered it also.

A cool combo of turquoise, agate and pearl! Step 1. First, make the coiled bead section. For this project, we’ll be using a coiling gizmo. Take about two meters of 24 gauge wire and using the smallest coil bar, make a coil about 12cm long (the whole length of the coil bar). Slide this coil…