Multi Row Bracelet

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  Step 1

  Prepare the following materials:
  50 x 0.6cm dia black beads 2 sizes of chains (small and large) 4 small pendants of your choice 1 big pendant of your choice for your focal piece 2 multi-row clasps/multi-slot clips 2 x 50cm (20 inches) Silk thread Jump rings Lobster clasp

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  Step 2

  Cut 2 x 15 cm (6 inches) thick chains and 1 x 15 cm (6 inches) thin/small chain.

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  Step 3

  Now, bring up the multi-row clasp. With a jump ring attach the chains into the holes like shown in this picture. Do the same for the other end.

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  Step 4

  Attach a jump ring on each of your pendants.

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  Step 5

  Lay your pendants on one of the thick chains and adjust to your liking to have even spaces then attach the pendants to the chain.

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  Step 6

  Looking at your multi-row clasp, you’ve got 2 holes left. Cut 50 cm (20 inches) silk thread. Insert the thread all the way through the center of thread and tie a knot around the empty hole. Dab glue on the knot to make it sturdy. Now, you got two silk threads tied onto the holes.

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  Step 7

  Apply glue at the ends of the threads to keep the threads together and to make it stiff enough like a needle’s ends.

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  Step 8

  Slide in 25 beads onto the thread.

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  Step 9

  After sliding in 25 beads tie the thread twice and make a knot onto the opposite hole. Dab glue on the knot and cut excess thread with your nail clipper or scissor.

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  Step 10

  Repeat Step 7 and 8 for the other thread.

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  Step 11

  Cut 2 x 2cm (0.80 inches) of thin chains.

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  Step 12

  On one chain, attach the lobster clasp at the center using a jump ring while on the other chain, attach another jump ring.

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  Step 13

  Using your jump rings, attach the chains on the 1st and last holes of the multi-row clasp like shown in this picture. You're done!
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Faye H. · Middlesbrough, England, GB · 1 project 3rd February 2012

love this! gonna give it a go! xx

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