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I liked this tutorial by Uppuniti Home because it uses short chain lengths to accentuate the plain beads in the design. Nice touch with the graduated bead sizes. You will have to experiment with both chain and beads to figure out what looks best. The ...

Short Chain Lengths are the Key to this Necklace Tutorial  More Recent Articles Short Chain Lengths are the Key to this Necklace Tutorial I liked this tutorial by Uppuniti Home because it uses short chain lengths to accentuate the plain beads in the design. Nice touch with the graduated bead sizes.  You will have to experiment with both chain and beads to figure out what looks best. The tutorial is easy but is a bit hard to see (but remember it is free too!). This is partly because of the viewing angle of the work in progress and partly due to the clear fishing line used. There are 3 fishing line lengths used. But if you watch the steps a few times, it will become apparent.   Before You Go: Beaded Linked Chain Bracelet Tutorial  (different approach to the above tutorial) Chain Jewelry for Hair Tutorials Two Thread and Chain Bracelet Tutorials ______________________________ Original Post by THE BEADING GEM Jewelry Making Tips - Wire JewelryTips  -Jewelry Business Tips           Share Your Comment! Share Your Comment! Related Posts Layered Stamped Polymer Clay Tutorial for 3D Designs Another Wire Owl Pendant Tutorial Cool Way to Use a Jewelry Saw to Ream Pearls!   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments •   More Recent Articles Tiny Kumihimo and Macrame Heart Ring Tutorials Another Wire Owl Pendant Tutorial Cool Way to Use a Jewelry Saw to Ream Pearls! Dena Pavone Collection's Handmade Swarovski Sandals Winner of Nunn Design's $65 Embroidery Jewelry Kit Giveaway Tutorials Shows Creative Uses of the Round Nose Pliers for Wire Designs Layered Stamped Polymer Clay Tutorial for 3D Designs     Contact Me •Past Issues •Join This List •Unsubscribe     Click here to safely unsubscribe from "The Beading Gem's Journal." Click here to view mailing archives, here to change your preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA.