• Two 14" lengths of .015” diameter bright Beadalon® 19 Strand wire
• One silver torpedo clasp
• Two 1.3mm silver Beadalon® Crimp Beads
• E beads, 5 of each color: blue, red, orange, yellow, pink, green
• Beadalon® Wire Nipper Tool
• Beadalon® Crimp Tool
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PROJECT TIP:
Exposed wire and E beads combine to produce fun and fashionable results in this little anklet. Use the same technique to make a matching necklace and bracelet.
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1. Hold both Beadalon® 19 Strand wires together and place a crimp bead 1/2" from the end. String the wires through half of the clasp and back into the crimp bead to form a loop. Use the Crimp Tool to secure the crimp bead.
2. Place each strand through the opposite side of a blue E bead. Pull the strands gently until the bead is vertical and the strand ends are even. Repeat the technique using a red bead. Adjust the wire between the first two beads to about 1/8"-1/4". String beads in the following color order: blue, red, orange, yellow, pink, green until the desired length is reached.
3. Hold the wire ends together and string a crimp bead 1/2" from the end. String the ends through half of the clasp and place them back into the crimp bead to form a loop. Use the Crimp Tool to again secure and finish the anklet. |
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