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MAKING A CRYSTAL BEAD NECKLACE Crystals are a part of many accessories today. There is a crystal bead bracelet, earrings, ring, and even a necklace. Crystal accessories do more than just giving you additional ornamentation in the body. They provide a positive aura that can bring out the negative force in you. Crystals are believed to help many people heal from their illnesses quickly. Stressed people usually develop lesser fatigue if these crystals are worn.Usually, you can purchase ready-to-wear crystal bead necklace. But if you want to personalize your accessories or if you just have fun making them, you can try making the crystal bead necklace on your own. Read the section and find out how you can craft a beautiful piece of accessory by yourself.
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Crystal Bead Necklace - Things You Need The things needed in making a crystal bead necklace are actually very affordable. You can purchase several colors and store them in different containers for future use. Here is a list of what you’d need:fire-polished crystal beads silver toggle clasps or locks organza ribbon bent-nose pliers clear cement glue round silver-colored crystal beads sterling jump ring (silver) scissors Swarovski pendantIf you have all these things, you are ready to start on your crystal bead necklace making project.
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Crystal Bead Necklace – The Making Process A Crystal bead necklace is very easy to make. You simply have to follow these steps in order to come up with one:Center your Swarovski crystal pendant on the 24-inch organza ribbon. You hook the jump ring to the pendant with the use of your mini pliers. Slide the beads alternately in the organza ribbon. On each side, you have to put an equal number of the crystal beads. Do this until all space has been filled up with the crystal beads. Slide the last silver crystal beads and put the clasp at the end of the necklace. You need to hide the knots or other irregularities in the end of the necklace. Measure the length of the crystal bead necklace that you desire. Tie the ends of the necklace and put some glue on the knots created. If there are excess ribbons, you can trim them with the use of your scissors. When the glue is already dry, slide another silver bead to the knot to hide it. The toggle clasps will be the last to appear on each end of your necklace. Fit again and see if you achieved the desired length.