Starfish And Topaz Necklace
This simple starfish pendant necklace couldn't be easier to make and it looks really pretty. We've also added a little sky blue topaz bead for a little extra touch of the ocean!
Are you thinking of making this as a gift? Why not add a presentation box or gift bag to your order.
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
1.Begin by wire wrapping your briolette, use side cutters to cut 10cm of wire. Slip the briolette onto the wire. Pinch both ends of the wire together at the top of the briolette to form a triangle shape.
2. Use your round nose pliers to form a loop. Before you start wrapping, add the open starfish charm by the bottom to the loop of wire.
3. Start wrapping around the stem of the wire from the bae of the loop towards the bead.
4. When you are happy with the length of your wrap, cut any excess wire with your side cutters.
5. Open your 5mm jump ring with a pair of snipe nose pliers and attach the chain. Close the jump ring and your necklace is ready to wear.
SUGGESTED TOOLS FOR THIS PROJECT
Flat nose pliers or snipe nose pliers
Or pack of pliers & side cutters which is an economical way of buying all the pliers you will need for every project!
CUSTOMISE YOUR KIT
Make the design your own by choosing your favourite jewellery supplies.
HELPFUL PAGES
How to open and close a jump ring
JEWELLERY MAKING BOOKS
'The Basics of Bead Stringing' by Debbie Kanan
'Beading Design' by Kim Glover
Kernowcraft's jewellery making kits are aimed to inspire you - therefore the step by step instructions are available online only with a shopping list, where you can easily customise the design to suit you. We recommend printing or bookmarking this page ready to follow.
The suggested products used in this project are suggestions to inspire you. Products used were compatible at the time of making but do be aware that gemstones are natural and hand cut stocks can vary, so do use your own common sense as to the compatibility of each item when making.
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