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My little business has grown quite a bit over the years. In this video, I am showcasing some of the work I did in 2010. I am sorry that this video is slightly distorted. I hope that it is still enjoyable to watch! Please note that this is only a review of my collection. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by EclecticDesigns by Catherine. Music is by incompetech.com. Used with permission. Music throughout: Porch Swing Days ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: I made and bought all the products shown in this video myself. All opinions are my own.

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With very few materials, you can put together a very cool earthy anklet! Perfect for days at the beach, or just chilling out with some friends! Materials list: - Hemp twine, 1mm - Various wooden beads - Scissors - Ruler - Clipboard Material sources: Hemp twine and wooden beads can be at Fire Mountain Gems. Hemp - www.firemountaingems.com Dark 8mm round wooden beads - www.firemountaingems.com Light 8mm round wooden beads - www.firemountaingems.com Mix of wooden beads - www.firemountaingems.com Some tips: - You can apply this same technique and make a necklace or bracelet! I already made a necklace like this, and I absolutely love it. Introduction music: Shining Silver by Dan OConnor, danosongs.com Music throughout video: Joker With Honey Lips by Dan OConnor, danosongs.com Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a sliding square knot closure! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Bracelets made out of hemp or some other type of cording are very popular. In this video I will show you how to make a sliding square knot closure which is a great way to finish off your bracelet in a tidy fashion. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Hemp or some other type of cording • Epoxy or E600 cement • A clipboard • Scissors and a ruler • Toothpicks » Instructions « • Cut an 18" length of cording. • Clip your bracelet or necklace to your clipboard. Have one end of your jewelry pointing up and the other pointing down. • Center your 18" length of cording underneath the ends of your jewelry. Tie a square knot. Continue making square knots until you reach an 1". Take your working strands and tie an overhand knot. Trim excess cording. • Lay your work on a paper towel and using your toothpick, apply the Epoxy to the overhand knot. Make certain you cover the knot so it won't come undone, but be careful not to get Epoxy on your other strands preventing your closure from sliding. Let the Epoxy dry completely before wearing. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning <b>...</b>

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In this video you will learn four of the most common knots used in jewelry making. They include the overhand knot, the double knot, the surgeon's knot, and the adjustable (or sliding) knot. These knots takes little time to learn, so get your string ready! Materials list: - String to practice with. I am using a white nylon cord. Music: Wait for the Dawn by www.danosongs.com Disclaimer All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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These elegant yet playful earrings are simply made by wrapping wire around a pair of pliers! Add a few beads to the mix and you have a one-of-a-kind pair of Christmas earrings that are sure to make a statement! You can find the full project instructions here: www.allfreebeadedjewelry.com And for more holiday jewelry ideas: www.allfreebeadedjewelry.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by EclecticDesigns by Catherine and www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com . Filmed and edited by Catherine Fox. Narration by Catherine Fox. ┌ Etsy shop ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. AllFreeBeadedJewelry has compensated me for this video.

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A few weeks ago my sisters and I opened our Arts and Craft room at my family's roadside farm stand. I thought I would take the opportunity to show you around. Keep in mind that I still making jewelry, so even though my jewelry collection is somewhat sparse, I will have some more for sell later. Magicland Farms, my family's roadside farm market: www.magiclandfarms.com » Bernadette's Gourd Creations « • Blog bernadettesgourdcreations.blogspot.com • Youtube channel: www.youtube.com • Etsy shop: www.etsy.com » St. Gemma's Art and Needlework (Rebekah's crafts) « • Blog: artandneedlework.blogspot.com • Food blog: www.sabbathsupper.blogspot.com • Etsy shop: www.etsy.com • Facebook page: www.facebook.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This video was brought to you by EclecticDesigns by Catherine.Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video is not sponsored.

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Jumprings come in all shapes and sizes; from a heart shape to an oval, from 4mm to 9mm. They are useful when trying to attach a clasp at the end of your piece, or when you want to make an unique chain. Please note that this is my first video with music, so I'm still learning. Some of the audio is low (the part where I show you how not to open a jumpring) and I apologize for that. Also, I was not able to have this video in HD because the formating was all wrong. Hopefully I'll fix that in my next video! ;) Materials list: - A jumpring - Two pairs of pliers (I am using a flat-nose and a long-nose) Points to remember when opening and closing a jumpring: - Use pliers that are smooth, without ridges. This is so you don't mark up your jumprings when trying to open them. - Always open a jumpring sideways, not straight across. You can distort the jumpring, not only making it difficult to close again, but it won't close properly. - Close a jumpring by moving the pliers by and forth until you hear a clicking sound. This tells you that the wire ends are touching and your jumpring is now securely closed. Music: Heartwarming, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make the classic daisy chain stitch! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . This video will show you how to make the classic daisy chain stitch. Once you learn how to make this basic stitch, you will be able to make many wonderful variations. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • A beading needle • Beading thread (I am using Nymo thread, size D) (#H20-1250BS)* • Beads in three different colors (I am using size 6 seed beads) • A pair of scissors • A ruler * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. » Instructions « • Measure and cut your beading thread. I will be making a bracelet, so I cut a 24-inch piece of thread. • Thread your needle. String on four of your "background" beads, four of your "petal" beads, and lastly, one of your "center" beads. • Slide your needle through your first petal bead, the one closest to your background beads. Pull your string all the way through and gently tighten. • Now string on two or three petal beads. Slide your needle through the bottom petal bead, the one closest to your center bead. Pull your string all the way through and gently tighten. • Continue your beading until you have reached your desired length. Since I was making a bracelet, I stopped when I reached 6-1 Tip: Use clamp on bead tips to <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a winter inspired bracelet! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Memory-wire makes quick and easy bracelets. However this time we are going to add "frosting" to this bracelet by attaching snowflake charms to the looped ends! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 2-1 inch bracelet memory wire • Blue silver-lined square seed beads • White bugle beads • Size 6 pearl white seed beads • Two snowflake charms • Round-nose pliers • Heavy-duty wire cutters » Instructions « • Measure and cut two loops plus 2" from your memory-wire. • Make a loop at one end of your memory-wire, but before you close the loop, attach a snowflake charm. • Slide on your beads! You can make up your own pattern or just make a random pattern. • Make a loop at the end of your memory-wire, but before you close the loop, attach a snowflake charm. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. FaveCrafts has <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on the basic tools and materials you'll need to start jewelry making! For more free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . In this video I will show you what you'll need to start jewelry making....

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My sister, Rebekah, and I have decided to do a contest together for all of you! She has a crafting blog called Art and Needlework and has committed herself to posting on her blog once a day in May, or as she calls it, "May-Every-Day -- A Month's Worth of Posts". I was helping her one day trying to figure out what to post about and somehow a contest popped into my head. Well, after weeks of planning, we are finally having a contest! I hope all of you are excited as I am! Please tell all of your friends -- I want this contest to be fun! For all the contest rules and details, visit Rebekah's blog. Do not enter on this video, you must enter on her blog. And entering is easy, so why not give it a try! :D Rebekah's blog: artandneedlework.blogspot.com Direct link to contest artandneedlework.blogspot.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Video was filmed and edited by Rebekah and Catherine Fox. Music is by incompetech.com, Sky Cuillin. ┌ Etsy shop ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on what beads you will need when you are first starting out with jewelry making. For more free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . In this video I will show you what kinds of beads you will need when you first start jewelry making. These are only guidelines and will help you kick start your bead collection. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Beads « • Seed beads In many of my projects you have seen, I like to use seed beads. I like to use seed beads for fillers, but I also use them in beadworking and with the loom. Size 11 and size 6 are the most common. As for colors, I would recommend getting some in black, white, clear, and a color of your choice. • Bugle beads I use bugle beads mostly for spacers, but occasionally I incorporate them into my beadwork. I would recommend getting a couple hanks in either black or white. • 6mm and 8mm round beads These are great for general use. I like to purchase faceted as well as smooth. Get some beads in clear and several other colors of your choice. • Pearl beads These beads are completely optional -- it all depends if you like pearls. You can either buy the real thing or buy some imitation pearl beads made of glass. • Wooden beads If you like to make organic or earthy looking jewelry, then wooden beads is a must. You can either purchase 6mm round beads or find a value pack with a mixture of different sizes. • "Designer <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make vintage pressed flower cards! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . In this tutorial I will show you how to make vintage looking pressed flower cards. This project is very easy to make, yet it looks like you put a lot of effort into it! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Cardstock • Pressed flowers • Facial tissues • Glue stick • School glue (aka White glue) • Water • Plastic container for mixing • Disposable brushes • Ruler • Scissors • Optional paper cutter » Instructions « • Determine the size of the card you want. Since my design involved a large pressed flower, I went for a pretty large card. My card measured 6" wide and 11" long, unfolded. • Now fold your card in half and sooth out the fold. • Lay out your pressed flower design. Use your glue stick to attach your pressed flowers. • Time to dilute your glue! Mix 2 parts school glue with 1 part water in your plastic mixing container. • Take a facial tissue and pull apart the plies until you are left with one thin ply. • Lay your one ply tissue over the front of the card. Brush on your diluted glue. The wrinkles give the card a vintage look! • After your card is dry, cut away any overhanging tissue. Your card is complete! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to fix frayed ends! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . When you get frayed ends, whether it be with hemp cording or some other type of cording, you know how annoying it can be to slide on beads. That is why I will show you two ways you can fix frayed ends and can get on with your beading! Keep in mind that you will need about an inch extra cording for each project you do if you are going to use these methods. That is because you'll need to cut off the ends at the end of your project. (Who wants tape on their bracelet?!?) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « Solution #1 • Nail polish Solution #2: • Tape • Scissors » Instructions « Solution #1 • Brush on a tiny amount of nail polish to your frayed end. Shape the end into a point by rubbing the cording with your fingers. Solution #2: • Take a small piece of tape and fold it over the frayed end. Rub the tape with your fingers to secure it. Cut the excess tape, keeping very close to the cording. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to organize your beads as well as your beading supplies. For more free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com In this video I will discuss different ways you can organize your beads. Since there are so many different ways of organizing beads, I will only be scratching the surface in this video. Notice I'm sorry that my voice is a little hoarse in this video - I was sick! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » How to Organize Your Beads « Organizing your beads is a personal preference. For me, I like to organize my beads mostly by type. For instance, I want all my seed beads grouped together as well as my colorful plastic beads for kids. I then try and separate my beads by color. Notice I emphasized the word "try". I don't always succeed in doing this because it can get confusing at times if I purchase more beads. Tip: Make certain you label your beads and findings and where you purchased them! Also, if you can, write down the price! You'll thank yourself later. Other ways of organizing your beads is to group them by frequency of use. I use my round glass beads very often, so I put them where I can easily find them. You could also group your beads by shapes and sizes. I have organized my beads at least ten times since I started jewelry making. If one method doesn't work out for you, try another. Just something to keep in mind! » How to Organize Your Findings « Since <b>...</b>

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I usually order my jewelry supplies online once a year and when I do, I usually purchase a lot so I can make up for the shipping cost. If I ever need to purchase something in a pinch, I will go to the store or order off of www.Artbeads.com because Art Bead's shipping is very fast. This time I purchased all of my supplies from -- you guessed it -- http As I said before, I like to purchase a lot so I can make up for the shipping cost, but also when purchasing a large order from Fire Mountain, I am able to get a large discount. Now before I say anything else, I would like to mention that I am not getting paid to mention Fire Mountain or Art Beads. I have no affiliation with them whatsoever. I purchased all of these items with my own money. I like their products and service, so that is why I purchase my supplies from these places. » List of items I purchased « • Feathers • Elastic cording • Beading wire • Memory wire • Crimp beads • Porcelain beads • Leopard print drops • Size 11 seed beads • Cross charms • Chain • Gold-plated ear wires • Jumprings • Eyepins • Jet black glass and crystal beads ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This video was brought to you by EclecticDesigns by Catherine.Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business <b>...</b>

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In this demonstration I show you how to finish off your jewelry pieces using a crimp and crimp covers. If you would like to know how to secure a crimp, please take a look at my other video - How to Secure Crimps: www.youtube.com Materials used: - 2mm crimps - 3mm crimp covers - Crimping pliers - A clasp - Beading wire Material sources: All materials were purchased from Fire Mountain Gems, www.firemountain.com Music Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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Crimp beads can be used for finishing off your strung jewelry or as "stoppers", as in my Floating Illusion Necklace Tutorial video: www.youtube.com There are many different types of crimp beads available. Ranging in sizes and types of metals - there are a lot to chose from! I find myself using a 2mm crimp bead most often. But it all depends on what you're going to be using them for. The larger sized crimp beads are for securing larger necklaces, often with multi-strands. The micro sized crimp beads are great for "stoppers". The type of metal is really a personal preference. Plated crimps are not going to wear as long as gold-filled or sterling silver, but they are inexpensive which makes them just right for the beginner. Materials list: - Crimp beads, 2mm - Beading wire - Crimping pliers and/or chain-nose pliers Points to remember when using crimping pliers to secure a crimp bead: - There are two notches in your crimping pliers. The first notch is U-shaped. The second notch is oval. - String a crimp bead on your beading wire and position the crimp bead in the first notch of your crimping pliers. Gently, but firmly close the crimping pliers. - Now turn the crimp bead half-way and position it in the second notch. Gently, but firmly close the crimping pliers. You now see that you have successfully folded your crimp bead. - To make certain that the crimp bead is secure, take the tip of the pliers and give the folded crimp a little squeeze. Points to remember when using chain <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make these winter inspired earrings! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . The organic complexity of icicles is the inspiration for these easy to make earrings! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • White bugle beads • White fringe beads • Two earwires • Crimp beads • Crimp covers • .014" diameter beading wire • Crimping pliers • Wire cutters • A ruler » Instructions « • Measure and cut two 8" lengths of wire. • Thread a length of wire in an earwire loop. Center the earwire on the wire. String a crimp bead on both strands of the wire and pull the crimp bead close to the earwire. • String your beads on one strand of wire in this order a bugle bead, a fringe bead, a bugle bead, a fringe bead, two bugle beads, and a fringe bead. • Now thread the wire end back through your beads including the crimp bead, but skipping the last fringe bead you strung on. • Working on the other strand of wire, string on your beads in this order: two bugle beads, a fringe bead, a bugle bead, and a fringe bead. • Like before, thread your wire end back through your beads including the crimp bead, but skipping the last fringe bead you strung on. • Adjust your strands and crimp bead so that you will allow enough room for your crimping pliers. Crimp your crimp bead, trim the wire ends, and secure your crimp cover to your crimped crimp bead. • Repeat steps <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make this winter inspired necklace! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . The beautiful crystal effect of the sun hitting the snow inspired me to make this lovely multi-strand necklace! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 8mm clear round glass beads • 8mm clear faceted glass beads • 6mm matte white faceted glass beads • Crimp covers • Crimp beads • A spring ring clasp • .019" diameter beading wire, preferably silvery white • Wire cutters • Crimping pliers • Long-nose pliers • A ruler » Instructions « • Measure and cut your beading wire. The length should be two times the length of your desired finished length plus 4". • Close the loop on your spring ring clasp. • Thread your beading wire through the clasp loop and center the clasp on the beading wire. String a crimp bead on both wires and crimp it near the clasp. • String three random beads on one strand of wire and two random beads on the other strand. String a crimp bead on both wires and crimp it about 2" from your first crimp bead. • String two random beads on one strand of wire and one bead on the other strand. String a crimp bead on both wires and crimp it about 1-1 from your last crimp bead. • Continue this bead design and crimping until you have reached your desired length. • Before you crimp your last crimp bead, string on the other half of your clasp and thread the <b>...</b>

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This is one of my favorite bracelets to make because it's quick and easy and looks so stylish! Plus, it can accommodate any size wrist because memory wire expands easily. You can use practically any size beads for this, just as long as the bead hole is large enough to pass through the wire. A great group project for kids! Materials list: - Memory wire (bracelet size) - Heavy duty wire cutters (or memory wire shears) - Round-nose pliers - Various beads Source for materials: I purchased the beads and memory wire from www.firemountain.com. I used my dad's wire cutters and I was given the round-nose pliers for Christmas! Disclaimer All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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In partnership with www.favecrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make daisy chain earrings! For more free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . You have seen how to make bracelets and necklaces using the classic daisy chain stitch,...

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This style of necklace is one of my absolute favorites. So simple and elegant! The beads on the necklace look as if they are "floating" because the wire is hard to see. Crimp beads are used as "stoppers" so the floating beads will stay in place. I was first introduced to this necklace style by this website: www.beadage.net Thank you, Emma! Materials list: - Beading board (if you do not have one of these then a ruler would be sufficient) - Beading wire (I used Accu-flex .019" size) - Crimp beads (I used twenty-four 1.5mm round) - Crimp covers (I used 3mm) - Some beads (I used eleven 8mm beads) - Clasp (I used a barrel clasp) - Wire cutters - Crimping pliers (or flat-nose pliers) Sources for materials: Beading wire, crimp beads, crimp covers, and beads are from www.firemountain.com. Clasp from http Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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Red, white, and blue earrings - just in time for the Fourth of July! These earrings are very simple to make and only require a few supplies. Materials list: - Round-nose pliers - Wire cutters - 8mm round beads: two red, two white, two blue - Two 1" headpins - Four 1" eyepins - Two fishhook earwires Material sources: Beads are from various places such as Hobby Lobby and Fire Mountain Gems. The headpins, eyepins, and earwires are from Fire Mountain Gems. The round-nose pliers are from Joann. The wire cutters are from my dad's toolbox. Fire Mountain Gems www.firemountain.com Joann http Tips: After attaching all the bead units to the earwire, double check to see if you closed all the loops correctly. More than once I had my chain of bead unit come apart! Music: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod www.incompetech.com Disclaimer All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a the common square knot as well as four variation of the knot! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . In this tutorial I will show you how to make a basic square knot as well as four variations of the square knot! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Hemp cording, I used 1mm • A clipboard to keep your work in place » Instructions « • Before you begin, you first must know the names of each strand. The two outer strands are what I refer to as the working strands. The inner strands are what I call the core strands. Usually there are two strands, but sometimes you will find projects with one strand or more. • To make a square knot, first bring the left working strand over the core strands in an "L" shape. Take the right working strand and bring it over the left, under the core strands, and through the loop you created with your left working strand. Pull with even pressure from both sides to tighten the first half of the knot. Now you basically need to reverse what you just did. Taking your right working strand, bring it over your core strands in an "L" shape. Take your left strand and bring it over the right strand, under the core strands, and through the loop the right working strand created. Pull both working strands to tighten the knot. You have just created a single square knot! • To make a half knot, take your left working strand <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a Nialaya inspired bracelet! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . This tutorial was requested by monkeystar2307. Although the actual bracelet featured different colored beads and used cording instead of hemp (see "My reference photos" below), I didn't have the right materials at hand so I improvised. For your convenience, however, I provided a supply list where you can find similar materials to make the original bracelet. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » My Reference Photos « http i51.tinypic.com i55.tinypic.com » Related Videos « How to Make a Square Knot and Four Variations youtu.be Solution for Frayed Ends -- Quick Tip youtu.be How to Make a Sliding Square Knot Closure youtu.be » Supply List for Making a Similar Nialaya Bracelet « Cording: www.firemountaingems.com Red beads*: www.firemountaingems.com Rhinestone beads*: www.firemountaingems.com Silver beads*: www.firemountaingems.com *The beads I recommend are 10mm, rather than the 8mm used in the video. Adjust your cord length accordingly. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 1mm hemp cording • Fourteen 8mm beads • Two 6mm beads • Epoxy glue or E600 • Paper towel • Toothpicks • Scissors • Ruler » Instructions « • Cut an 18" length of hemp; this will be your core strand. Cut two 40" lengths of hemp; these will be your working strands. • Tie a knot near one end of your <b>...</b>

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This tutorial shows you how to make a single strand necklace that features bugle beads, glass chip beads, as well as 8mm round beads. But the colors are what really make this necklace fun. Red, orange, and yellow - the colors of a summer sunset! Finished length: 16" Materials list: - Forty 1/4" bugle beads, yellow - Eighteen glass chip beads, orange - Three 8mm round beads, red - A barrel clasp - Two 2mm crimps - Two 3mm crimp covers - Beading wire, 20" - Wire nippers - Crimping pliers - Optional: beading board, long-nose pliers Material sources: Bugle beads were given to me for my birthday. All other materials were purchased from Fire Mountain Gems - www.firemountain.com Music Shining Silver, www.danosongs.com Art of Gardens, http This video was in response to Michelle Phan's Summer Sunset Eyes tutorial: www.youtube.com Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. This video was not sponsored.

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My sister, Bernadette, loves to make things out of gourds. I would like to share with you her video she created showcasing her gourd art. Interested in finding out more about her art? Visit her blog at bernadettesgourdcreations.blogspot.com » Subscribe to her Youtube channel! http « ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Music is by incompetec.com. Used with permission. Music: Sovereign Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased or created by my sister, Bernadette. Bernadette gave me permission to post this video on Youtube. This video is not being sponsored. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

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This intricate pearl necklace features tiny golden doves and sparkly glass drops. Feminine and elegant, this necklace is the perfect touch to your a holiday outfit! You can find the full project instructions here: www.allfreebeadedjewelry.com And for more holiday jewelry ideas: www.allfreebeadedjewelry.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by EclecticDesigns by Catherine and www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com . Filmed and edited by Catherine Fox. Narration by Catherine Fox. ┌ Etsy shop ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. AllFreeBeadedJewelry has compensated me for this video.

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In partnership with www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to quick and simple feather earrings! Feather earrings are one of the tops trends this fall. Beautiful and very bohemian, these earrings can dress up a simple outfit effortlessly. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Two feathers • A pair of ear wires • Two eye pins • Two small wooden beads • Crimp beads • Crimping pliers • Long-nose pliers » Instructions « • Slide a crimp bead and a wooden bead on a feather. Slide an eye pin through the beads and adjust so the eye of the eye pin is above the quill of the feather. Secure the crimp bead with crimping pliers. • Repeat last step with the other feather. • Open the loop of an ear wire and attach a feather. Close the ear wire loop by bending it back and forth. • Repeat last step with the other feather. » Tips « • If the shaft or stem of the feather is too large for a 2mm crimp bead, try a 3mm crimp bead. • If the eye pin sticks out below the bead, trim it with wire cutters. • If the bead slides down the feather, then apply a little glue to the bead hole to secure the bead. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by EclecticDesigns by Catherine and http . Filmed and edited by Catherine Fox. Narration by Catherine Fox. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to tie friendship bracelets. Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . In this video, I will show you how to tie bracelets with a loop at the end as well as bracelets with two ties. Bracelets with a loop at one end will have either two seperate ties at the other end or a group of loose ties. I only demostrate how to tie with two seperate ties, but for the group of loose ties, just seperate the ties into two equal groups and follow the directions in this video. Please note that Friendship Bracelets are called Friendship Bracelets because they are difficult to put on by yourself, thus you need a friend to help you. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Instructions « Take your bracelet and pull a tie through the loop on the other end. Tie an overhand knot with both ties. Make another knot to secure it. Alternatively, you can pull a tie through the loop and knot as before, but make a bow instead of another knot. This is only if you have enough excess string. For a two tie bracelet, take both ties and tie an overhand knot. Make another knot to secure it. Alternatively you can knot as before, but make a bow instead of another knot. This is only if you have enough excess string. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.favecrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a dainty daisy chain necklace! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . The classic daisy chain is a quick and easy stitch to make. In this tutorial, you will learn how to make a daisy chain necklace made out of seed beads! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Beading thread and a beading needle (I used Nymo thread in size D) • A clasp with a tag • Two bead tips • White size 11 seed beads (for the petals) • Yellow size 11 seed beads (for the center of the flower) • A pair of pliers • A ruler • Scissors • Clear nail polish » Instructions « • Measure and cut your beading thread four times your desired necklace length. I am making a 16" necklace, so I cut a 64" length of beading thread. It's good to have excess string. • Thread your needle and attach your bead tip. Please watch my video "How to Start and Finish Your Jewelry Strung on Thread Using Bead Tips " for a step by step tutorial on how to attach bead tips. • Make a beaded daisy. Please watch my video "How to Make the Classic Daisy Chain Stitch" for detailed instructions on how to make a beaded daisy. Continue making beaded daisies until you have reached your desired length. • Attach a bead tip. Seal your knots with nail polish. Trim excess string and attach your clasp. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your own pair of hardware earrings. Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . Steel washers found in hardware stores are shiny and sleek--perfect for jewelry! Dig through your garage knickknack drawers for a couple steel washers, pick up a few earring findings at your local jewelry store, and you'll be on your way to making these lovely, dangly hardware earrings! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Two earwires (#H20-1415FN)* • Two 5mm round jumprings (#H20-5274FD) • Two 9mm round jumprings (#H20-5278FD) • Two flat washers, about 3/8" inside diameter and 3/4" outside diameter** • About 3" of 2.5mm fine curb chain (#H20-1398CH) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter • A ruler * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. ** When purchasing washers, they are usually measured by their inside diameter. I give the outside diameter for your reference. » Instructions « • Measure and cut two 1-1 lengths of chain (that's 14 rings). • Open a 9mm jumpring. Attach your washer and one end of your chain to the jumpring. Close jumpring. Repeat this step with other jumpring. • Open a 5mm jumpring. Attach the other end of the chain to the washer as well as an earwire. Close jumpring. Repeat this <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your own bohemian hoop earrings! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Using bracelet-sized memory wire and a few fun, colorful beads, you can create these bohemian hoop earrings quickly and easily! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 2-1 inch bracelet memory wire, two loops (#H20-2082BS)* • A pair of earwires (#H20-1421FN) • Two 5mm jumprings (#H20-1821FN) • 196 size 11 seed beads (#H20-4729SB) • Four 6mm round beads** • Two 8mm round beads • Long-nose pliers • Round-nose pliers • Heavy-duty wire cutters * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. ** For the 6mm and 8mm round beads, I purchased a bead mix from Fire Mountain which means they will have different colors in each mix. I was lucky to get a perfect match with the seed beads. However, you can have fun with the colors and make contrasts - pink and yellow is a great combo! If you're interested in the beads I used anyway, there item numbers are #H20-7929KS and #H20-4308GL, respectively. » Instructions « • If you haven't already, cut two loops from your memory wire. • Make a loop on one end of each of your hoops. • Slide your beads on each of your hoops in this order 48 seed beads, a 6mm round bead, a seed bead, an 8mm round bead, a seed bead, a 6mm <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.favecrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a bracelet styled for men! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Using leather cording and some hardware nuts, this simple bracelet is perfect for men. It can also be worn for adding an edgy look to your outfit. Either way, this bracelet is sure to make a statement! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Three hardware nuts (I used ½ nuts) • Two cord tips (I used 6x3mm with 2mm inside diameter) • Two 5mm jumprings • Lobster claw clasp with tag • 2mm leather cording • Epoxy glue or E6000 cement • Toothpicks • A paper plate • Ruler • Two pairs of pliers • Scissors » Instructions « • Measure your leather cording by dividing your desired finished length in half and adding 1-1 to that length. Tie a knot where you measured your cording. I wanted a 6-1/2" bracelet, so I divided 6-1/2" by 2 and got 3-1/4". I then added the 1-1/4" to that length and got 4-1/2". • String on the three hardware nuts and tie a knot to keep them in place. • To measure and cut the other side of your bracelet, you need to start your measuring at the middle nut. Like before, divide your desired finished length in half. I wanted a 6-1/2" bracelet, so I measured 3-1/4" from the middle nut. Cut the leather cording. • Attach your cord tips with the E6000 cement and flatten them using a pair of pliers. By flattening the cord tips, you are pinching the leather <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your own customizable envelope! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . This is a very simple project, but by learning the basic technique, you can get creative and make one-of-a-kind envelopes for special occasions and gifts! Try using different papers, like handmade paper. You could even try making different shapes! Just keep in mind, though, the limits of the US postal service. A little fact This is the first video tutorial I filmed outside! I filmed it in the evening when I storm was approaching (lol!), so that is why I think there is a blueish tint to the video (that and the combination of the blue paper). :) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 8.5"x11" sheet of paper (any color) • A small card-sized envelope* • Glue stick • Scissors • A pencil *You can also find envelope templates online and print them off! » Instructions « • Undo the seams of your envelope. You can either use your fingers or a letter opener. • Lay your envelope template on your sheet of paper and trace around it. • Cut out your envelope. • Fold your envelope the way your original envelope was folded. • Apply a line of glue the bottom side of the side flaps and both sides of the bottom flap. Fold your envelope and smooth out the seams with your fingers. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a simple rope necklace! Instead of using actual rope to make a necklace, this tutorial will show you how to make your own rope with one simple knot! This beachy cool necklace will help add a little more personality to your casual outfit! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Clipboard • White nylon cording (you can find it on Hobby Lobby's website under "craft cord") • Scissors • A ruler • Optional a pendant with a bail or a jump ring » Instructions « • Measure and cut four 84" (7 feet) strands of nylon cording. Tip: It's easier to measure one strand using a ruler and use that strand as a guide to measure the rest of the strands. • Taking each of the strands, tie an overhand knot 1-2" away from one end. • Group the four strands together and make an overhand knot about 6" away from one end. Tip: Pull individual strands to tighten the knot. • Clip your work to the clipboard, just above the knot you created. Separate the strands into two groups with two strands in each group. • Now here comes the special knot to create your rope. It's called the double chain knot. Taking your left group, bring it over and under your right group and then through the loop you created. Pull to tighten. Leave the left group on the left. Now take the right group and bring it over and under your left group and through the loop you created. Pull to tighten. You just created the double <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your leather cord choker! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . Leather cord, a pendant, a few beads, and two knots is all it takes to make this cool necklace! It is also adjustable, so you can position it to your preferred length! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 2mm diameter leather cording, about 30" (#H20-1327BS) • Six beads with large enough holes to fit on leather cord (#H20-8007NB) • Cross pendant • One 5mm jumpring (#H20-1820FN) • Epoxy glue • A couple of toothpicks • A paper plate • Long-nose pliers • Scissors • A ruler * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. » Instructions « • Measure and cut a 30" length of your leather cord. • Open your jumpring and attach your pendant to the jumpring. Close jumpring. • String on three beads, your pendant, and three more beads. Center your strung beads in the center of your leather cord. Make an overhand knot on either side of your strung beads. • Make sliding knots with both ends of your leather cord. To make the loops even, slide your knots near the overhand knots holding the beads in place. Stretch the two loops and if the loops are enven, the knots will slide backwards. If they are even, the knots will stay put. Adjust knots accordingly. • Make certain knots are tight <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.favecrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a twist on the classic daisy chain stitch! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . The spacing between each beaded daisy is usually filled in with bugle beads. This time, though, we will make an unusual spacing with seed beads. This stitch is a little more complicated than the classic daisy chain stitch, but once you learn the basic technique, it'll become easier! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Beading thread and a beading needle (I used Nymo thread in size D) • A clasp with a tag • Two bead tips • White size 11 seed beads (for the petals) • Yellow size 11 seed beads (for the center of the flower) • Green size 11 seed beads (for the spacers) • A pair of pliers • A ruler • Scissors • Clear nail polish » Instructions « • Before you begin, you must first get familiar with the seed beads you'll be using. The white seed beads will be referred to as the petal beads. The yellow as the centers, and the green as the spacers. • Measure and cut your beading thread three times your desired finished length. Thread your needle and attach your bead tip. Please watch my video "How to Start and Finish Your Jewelry Strung on Thread Using Bead Tips " for a step by step tutorial on how to attach bead tips. • Make a beaded daisy. Please watch my video "How to Make the Classic Daisy Chain Stitch" for detailed instructions on how to make a <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.favecrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a three strand necklace! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Multi-strand necklaces look difficult to make, but in reality they are actually quite simple if you know the basic steps to make one! This tutorial will demonstrate how to make a three strand necklace using basic jewelry making supplies and techniques! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Two 5mm jump rings • Crimp beads • Clasp with tag • Bugle beads • Beading wire (I used .014mm diameter wire, but you can use thicker wire) • A ruler • A couple pairs of pliers • Crimping pliers • Side cutters » Instructions « • Measure and cut three 21" strands of beading wire. • Open a jump ring and slide on one half of your clasp. Close the jump ring. Repeat with other jump ring. • Take one of your strands of beading wire and string on a crimp bead and one of the jump rings. Thread the wire end back through the crimp bead and secure with crimp pliers. • String on your bugle beads until you reach 17". • String on a crimp bead and the other jump ring. Thread the wire end back through the crimp bead and secure with crimping pliers. Thread the wire ends back through your strung beads and trim any excess wire. • For the second strand, string a crimp bead and a jump ring on one of the strands of beading wire you cut. Thread the wire end back through the crimp bead and secure <b>...</b>

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In partnership with www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a simple braid hemp anklet! Anklets are perfect for going to the beach. In this tutorial, I will show you how to make a three strand braided anklet with beads. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 1mm hemp cording • Six beads of your choice (to stick with the earthy or boho style hemp is known for, I chose wooden beads) • A clipboard • A ruler • A pair of scissors » Instructions « • Measure and cut three 42" strands of hemp. Tip It's easier to measure one strand using a ruler and use that strand as a guide to measure the rest of the strands. • Bring the three strands of hemp together and fold them in half. You now have six strands. Secure one half of your six strands with the clipboard, about 1" away from the fold. Braid about 2". Now make your fold again by folding the braid in half. Make an overhand knot just below the braided loop. • Separate the strands so you have three groups with two strands in each group. Make a 3/4" braid. Tip: If you want a more tight and even braid, keep the two side groups perpendicular to the center group, forming almost like a "T" shape. For a looser braid, keep the two side groups almost parallel to the middle group, forming almost like a "Y" shape. • String a bead on your left group. Make a 3/4" braid. String a bead on your right group. Make a 3/4" braid. • Repeat last step until you have reached about 9-10". Make an overhand <b>...</b>

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This necklace was a request by the lovely Clare (Youtube username: larceca9). She asked for an American Eagle style necklace so I visited their website. I found this heart charm necklace that I really liked and decided to make a similar necklace. Of course, I couldn't find the exact materials they used, but I searched around and found some pretty good substitutes. I hope you enjoy! Pictures of the American Eagle Outfitters necklace that I used for inspiration (it is no longer available on their website): i50.tinypic.com i47.tinypic.com i48.tinypic.com » This necklace is available on my Etsy store! « www.etsy.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Five 4mm jumprings (#h20-1392FN) • 19-1/2" inches of silver-plated 3x2.5mm cable chain (#h20-1963CH) • A Silver-plated heart toggle clasp (#h20-3969FD) • One Silver Plated Heart-Shaped Filigree Locket Charm, 26x26mm (purchased from TrendySupplier on Etsy) • One silver heart locket filigree, 23mm x 20mm (purchased from snookybootzi on Etsy) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter Note: If you have trouble finding any of the heart pendants, try searching on Etsy for "heart locket pendant" or "silver plated heart pendant". I did and I came up with a lot of great finds! You basically need two heart pendants that look similar, but one that is slightly larger than the other. » Instructions « • Measure and cut an 18" length of chain. • Measure and cut a 1-1/2" length of <b>...</b>

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Classic décor, eclectic designs with fine furnishing and chandeliers give this Singapore hotel a unique and welcoming ambience. Since details indeed gives a product its value, Nostalgia Hotel Singapore has made sure perfection continues in its art pieces that will serve to carry on its theme and character.

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