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Why We Love This Tutorial: For those who missed out on the class! We love this technique as it is so easy and quick once you have the technique mastered. You can make as many strands as you like…Â this turquoise design has five strands of approximately 60cm long each. Whereas the design we made…
Lapis Lazuli Teardrop Earrings Tutorial
Why we love this tutorial: How sweet are these?! I love the dainty look of these earrings, particularly with the beaded ‘petals’ around the outside of the frame. They have a very old-fashioned feel to them, which I am definitely appreciating! These are quite easy to make – simple wrapping of wire is all that…
Biwa Pearl Bling Necklace Tutorial
Why We Love This Tutorial: We really wanted these gorgeous Biwa pearls to speak for themselves, so they are very much the focus of this necklace design. But we couldn’t resist adding a little bit of bling in, with the sparkly little 4mm diamante rondelle spacers and the diamante magnetic clasp. This necklace is approximately…
Fossil Jasper Knotted Pendant Necklace Tutorial
Why We Love This Tutorial: I was completely inspired the moment I laid eyes on these amazing new Fossil Coral Jasper pendants. Each pendant is unique and the colours in the one I chose inspired the deep burnt orange of the carnelian gemstone beads and orange garnet chips. I added in some coral fossil jasper…
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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…
Blue Agate Slice Asymmetrical Necklace Tutorial
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 2mm silver spacer beads we get the same effect with a lot less effort (and time, yay!)….
