How to Make and Wear a Really Long Necklace
Trying to make many, many wrapped beads to link is bound to take time. So check out this awesomely simple tip and design tutorial by the Bead Studio.
Even the simplest and plainest of long necklaces will make an outfit look great. The secret is how you wear it. Jean Campbell, one of the editors on Beading Daily has an article showing 11 ways to wear a long necklace. Also check out the multi-knotted ideas with a 65" pearl necklace.
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- How to step down a multi-strand necklace
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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Perfect timing! Thanks for this post, I've been in to long necklaces lately. I'm planning to make one.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about that web leader part but thank you for your kind words!
ReplyDeleteI adore long opera chains and ropes. I like to wear three or four very thin necklaces all layered together.
ReplyDeleteThose "how to wear" articles are great. Now I have a few new ideas, too!
ooo i like this:)!
ReplyDeleteLong necklaces look great...but unfortunately people who buy them dont realise the extra time that goes into making it so very long and hence they become relatively expensive compared to short ones..I hope that changes very soon
ReplyDeleteLayering is an excellent idea. I agree people don't realize the extra work and cost to a long necklace.
ReplyDeleteLong, really long necklaces can be worn in so many different ways. I've always liked their versatility but I too have had trouble selling very long necklaces as people can't understand why they would be much more expensive than a standard one strand design.
ReplyDeleteps - the internet is being much better behaved today than the last time I went visiting blogs. :)
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