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Because pearls and satin are timeless.
Because pearls are totally growing on me...
So, you asked for a how-to... Here it is! It's probably the worst how-to EVER (at least I feel that way). Although this is really simple to make, explaining how to turned out hard. REALLY HARD. Having a crappy cam that only takes crappy pictures also doesn't help.
Anyway, I did the best I could. I hope you'll be able to figure out how to make the necklace out of this crap that I'm calling "how-to".
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You Will Need
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Step 1You'll need:
(2) 75cm/30" satin ribbon
Fake pearl beads
Needle
Some thick thread (I used black crochet thread in the one finished but I'm using red for the how-to - more visible) -
Step 2Measure 18cm/7" from onde of the ends and make a small stitch to join both pieces of ribbon.
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Step 3Now string a pearl with your neddle in the middle of the ribbons.
Just like a sandwich, pretend the ribbons are the bread and the pearl is peanut butter or something.
Now I'm hungry. How fabulous. -
Step 4From now on, the ribbon bread slices will be called "thread 1" and "thread 2".
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Step 5Take "thread 1" and pass it on top of the pearl. Run the needle through it. I suck at explaining with words, I know. My bad. Thank God for images!
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Step 6Now string a pearl. She will be right on top of the delicious bread slice "thread 1".
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Step 7Now run the needle through "thread 2".
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Step 8See, this is what you should have.
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Step 9Thread another pearl.
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Step 10And run needle through " thread 1".
From now on the process is always the same. thread 1, pearl, thread 2, pearl, thread 1, pearl, thread 2, pearl...
You'll be alternating between pearls and ribbon, like a delicious endless sandwich... Mmmm...
Once you've reached the desired lenght, just make a small stitch joining both ribbons, like when you started.
Love it!