Gorgeous MultiCord Beaded Wire Wrapped Necklace Tutorial
Statement necklaces needn't be hard to make. Russian beader, Elena MalTseva created this gorgeous multicord bead wrapped necklace tutorial and shared the video tutorial.
The tutorial is in Russian text. Unfortunately, there is no CC (close caption) for translation. Fortunately, you don't need to understand any Russian. Her steps are very clear. Just use any thin cord you have. I would use 24G, 22G or 20G wire for beaded wire wrapping. 20G to do the clasp bit. Bead types and colors are up to you!
Hat tip to Angie Martin (Nanny Pink's Passion on Facebook.
Before You Go:
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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The tutorial is in Russian text. Unfortunately, there is no CC (close caption) for translation. Fortunately, you don't need to understand any Russian. Her steps are very clear. Just use any thin cord you have. I would use 24G, 22G or 20G wire for beaded wire wrapping. 20G to do the clasp bit. Bead types and colors are up to you!
Hat tip to Angie Martin (Nanny Pink's Passion on Facebook.
Before You Go:
- How to Make Wire Cord Ends for Thick Leather
- How to Use Rope for Jewelry Tutorials
- Curtain Rope Necklace Tutorial by Love Maegan
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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It really gorgeous, yet simple to make, you just need enough supplies
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!
ReplyDeleteLooks very universal, can be adapted to a number of materials, great idea, indeed!
ReplyDeletePearl,
ReplyDeleteWhat type of cord do you think she used? Very pretty in the pictures. I am not as familiar with cording.
Kitty
I'm not really sure. It looks a little like hemp. I personally prefer satin cord like rat tail. Soft to wear.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of this necklace. It's elegant and yet could be easily worn with casual clothing such as jeans and a nice t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteAlso the tutorial makes it look relatively simple to construct. Of course I have had some of those relatively simple projects turn into disasters - but then I'm gifted that way. :D