What can I do with necklace beads?

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What can I do with necklace beads?

10 Creative Ways to Re-Use Mardi Gras Beads

  1. Line a Tray or Shadow Box. Mardi Gras Bead Tray.
  2. Paint Them and Make a Chandelier. Mardi Gras Bead Chandelier.
  3. Add Them to Slime. Mardi Gras Bead Slime.
  4. Make Bangles. Mardi Gras Bead Bracelet.
  5. Line a Planter.
  6. Make a Hanging Planter.
  7. Make Ornaments.
  8. Embellish Boxes.

What can I do with big beads Besides jewelry?

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  2. Stemware Charms.
  3. DIY napkin rings:
  4. Bookmarks:
  5. Beaded Spider.
  6. Beaded Spider:
  7. Pony Bead Lizards.
  8. Pony Bead Fish.

What can you create with beads?

20 Simple bead crafts you should try

  • Hanging Beaded Garland.
  • DIY Beaded Earrings.
  • Christmas Tree Bead Pin.
  • DIY Beaded Tassel Necklace.
  • DIY Snowflake Ornament.
  • DIY Beaded Spider.
  • Beaded American Flag.
  • Beaded Wreath.

What kind of wire do you use for a beaded necklace?

24-gauge wire is fine enough to fit through most gemstone beads, and is durable enough to make good wire-wrapped loops. 22 gauge jewelry wire is a good general-purpose wire gauge.

How can one make a bead necklace?

Use the same color of pearls,regardless of size

  • Swap out the montee crystals for 4mm bicone crystals
  • Eliminate the embellishment altogether

    • How to make DIY handmade necklace with beads?

    Thread the crimp to the beading wire.

  • Press the crimp shut using the hole close to the pliers handle. This gives your crimp a fold in the center.
  • Now flatten the crimp with the hole closest to the pliers tip for a neat finish.
  • Add your bead and then a crimp again on the other side to hold it in place.

    • How to make a beginner beaded necklace tutorial?

    – beading cord – a clasp – crimp beads – small decorative beads

    How to make simple knotted bead necklaces?

    – Photo 1: Fold your cord in half at the midpoint. – Photo 2: Lay your pendant on top of the cord, just above the fold. – Photo 3: Bring the 2 cord ends over the top of your pendant, and under the fold in your cord. – Photo 4: Pull the cord ends until you have a nice, tight lark’s head knot at the top of your pendant.