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Time: 1h50

Stand out with this avant-garde jewellery piece
FINISHED SIZE
Necklace: 56cm (22”)
Choker: 41cm (16”)
Bracelet: 22cm (8.5”)

Posted by Photobeads from The Hague, South Holland, The Netherlands • Published 26th October 2008 • See Photobeads's 30 projects »

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Step 1
INSTRUCTIONS
First of all string a bead on an eye pin. Using round nose pliers create a loop on the other end of the
eye pin. Repeat this with all the beads. Now your beads are ready to be used in the project.
Step 2
BRACELET
For the bracelet you will need:

2 barrel shaped dark blue glass
beads with red netline ornament
2 orange glass cylinder beads with
red netline ornament
1 ball shaped purple glass bead
with yellow netline ornament
clasp part of the bolt ring clasp
round part of the 15mm toggle clasp
3 4mm jump rings
2 6mm jump rings
5cm (2”) chain

1. Use one 6mm jump ring to attach the clasp part of the bolt ring clasp to one barrel shaped bead.
2. Use one 4mm jump ring to attach the ball shaped purple glass bead to the barrel shaped bead.
3. Disconnect a 3cm (1.2”) piece from the chain and attach one side of this piece to the loop of the ball shaped
bead.
4. Attach the other end of the chain piece to another barrel shaped bead.
5. Disconnect a 2cm (0.8”) piece from the chain and attach this piece to the loop of the second barrel shaped
bead.
6. Attach the other end of the chain piece to one cylinder bead with red netline ornament.
7. Use one 4mm jump ring to attach another cylinder bead with red netline ornament.
8. Attach a 4mm jump ring to the last cylinder bead.
9. Use a 6mm jump ring to connect the 4mm jump ring to the round part of the 15mm toggle clasp.
10. Wear your bracelet and decide when you want to continue working on the project.
Step 3
CHOKER
For the choker you will need:

the bracelet you have already made
2 barrel shaped dark blue glass
beads with red netline ornament
2 orange glass cylinder beads with
black netline ornament
second part of the 15mm toggle clasp
round part of the 10mm toggle clasp
5cm (2”) chain
4 4mm jump rings
1 6mm jump rings

1. Connect one 6mm jump ring to the second part of the 15mm toggle clasp.
2. Use one 4mm jump ring to connect the 6mm jump ring to one cylinder bead with black netline.
3. Use one 4mm jump ring to attach another cylinder bead.
4. Disconnet a 5cm (2”) piece from the chain and attach this piece to the second cylinder bead.
5. Attach the other end of the chain piece to one barrel shaped bead.
6. Use one 4mm jump ring to attach the second barrel shaped bead.
7. Use one 4mm jump ring to connect the last bead of the choker to the round part of the 10mm toggle clasp.
8. Connect the two parts of the 15mm toggle clasp (the one on the bracelet and the one on the choker piece
you assembled) to attach the bracelet to the other part of the choker.
9. Connect the bolt ring clasp to the round part of the 10mm toggle clasp to close the choker.
10. Wear your choker and decide when you want to ﬁnish your necklace.
Step 4
NECKLACE
For the necklace you will need:

the choker you have already made
2 orange glass cylinder beads with blue netline ornament
1 orange glass cylinder bead with red netline ornament
second part of the 10mm toggle clasp
second part of the bolt ring clasp
5cm (2”) chain
3 4mm jump rings
1 6mm jump rings

1. Take the second part of the ring bolt clasp and connect it to the cylinder bead with red netline ornament
using a 6mm jump ring.
2. Attach the chain to the cylinder bead with red netline ornament.
3. Attach the other end of the chain to one cylinder bead with blue netline ornament.
4. Use one 4mm jump ring to attach the other cylinder bead with blue netline ornament.
5. Attach a 4mm jump ring to the loop of the last bead.
6. Use the last 4mm jump ring to attach the second part of the 10mm toggle clasp.
7. Connect all the clasps as intended.
8. Wear your SciFi jewellery as a necklace (or as a choker, or as a bracelet) and celebrate the completion of
this project!