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Best of
P
earls
fun projects
from the editors of
Stringing
magazine
12
PEARL MAJESTY
Madalynne Homme Million
MATERIALS
2 peach 6mm crystal rounds (A)
2 Indian red 6mm crystal bicones (B)
2 bronze 6mm ire-polished glass
rounds (C)
2 dark orange 5mm potato pearls (D)
2 dark orange 6mm potato pearls (E)
126 dark copper 10mm top-drilled pearls (F)
2 goldstone 4mm rounds (G)
2 goldstone 6mm faceted rounds (H)
2 dark carnelian 6mm faceted rounds (I)
2 dark carnelian 8
×
6mm faceted rondelles (J)
2 dark carnelian 12mm top-drilled briolettes (K)
2 carnelian 12
×
13mm top-drilled triangles (L)
2 goldstone 11
×
16mm top-drilled teardrops (M)
2 root-beer 18
×
15mm faceted cubic zirconia
7-sided top-drilled pendants (N)
2 dark carnelian 25
×
61mm top-drilled teardrop
pendants
2 copper 6mm rounds
18 copper 24-gauge 2” head pins
2 copper 2mm crimp tubes
2 copper 4mm crimp covers
2 copper wire guardians
30” of copper 24-gauge wire
10” of copper 22-gauge wire
36” of .019 beading wire
TooLS
Wire cutters
Round-nose pliers
Chain-nose pliers
Crimping pliers
FInIShEd SIzE: 37”
1:
Use 5” of 22-gauge wire and 1 dark carnelian teardrop pendant to
form a wrapped-loop bail with a 7mm loop.
2:
Use 3” of 24-gauge wire and 1K to form a wrapped-loop bail that
attaches to the 7mm loop. Repeat four times using 1F, 1L, 1M, and 1N.
3:
Use 1 head pin to string 1A; form a wrapped loop that attaches to
the 7mm loop. Repeat eight times using 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, 1G, 1H, 1I, and 1J.
4:
Repeat Steps 1–3 for a second group of dangles.
5:
Use the beading wire to string 1 crimp tube and 1 wire guardian.
String the 7mm loop from Step 1 onto the wire guardian; pass back
through the tube and crimp. Cover the tube with 1 crimp cover.
6:
String one 6mm copper round, 124F, and one 6mm copper round.
7:
Repeat Step 5 using the other 7mm loop.
Resources: Contact your local bead shop or contact: All beads and
indings: Fire Mountain Gems and Beads, www.iremountaingems.com.
More wonderful stringing projects are available at www.interweavestore.com
©2010 Interweave. Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved.
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PEARL MEdLEY
Michelle Mach
MATERIALS
6 brown size 11° seed beads
3 white 3mm round pearls
3 lime 4–5mm potato pearls
6 burgundy 4–5mm off-round pearls
30 brown 4
×
6mm diagonally drilled pearls
3 white 6mm crystal pearls
3 light green 8mm crystal pearls
6 bronze 8
×
9mm crystal twist pearls
6 silver 4mm cubes
3 silver 10mm leaf-print squares
1 sterling silver 14
×
22mm leaf-shaped toggle clasp
2 silver 6mm jump rings
6 silver 2mm crimp tubes
7" of silver 5
×
7mm igure-eight curb chain
21" of .014 beading wire
TooLS
Chain-nose pliers
Round-nose pliers
Wire cutters
Crimping pliers
FInIShEd SIzE: 21"
1:
Use 1 jump ring to attach one end of one 1" piece of chain to the
ring half of the clasp.
2:
Attach 7" of beading wire to the other end of the chain using
a crimp tube.
3:
String 1 cube, 1 bronze pearl, 1 white 6mm pearl, 1 lime pearl,
5 brown pearls, 1 seed bead, 1 burgundy pearl, 1 leaf-print square,
1 bronze pearl, 1 white 3mm pearl, 1 light green crystal pearl,
5 brown pearls, 1 seed bead, 1 burgundy pearl, 1 cube*, 1 crimp tube,
and one end of one 2
1
⁄
4
" piece of chain. Pass back through the tube
and crimp.
4:
Repeat Steps 2 and 3. Repeat Step 2. Repeat Step 3 from*, revers-
ing the stringing sequence and attaching the wire to one end of one
1" piece of chain using a crimp tube.
5:
Use 1 jump ring to attach the other end of the chain
to the bar half of the clasp.
Y
Resources: Contact your local bead shop or contact: Leaf-print squares: Singaraja Imports,
www.singarajaimports.com. Silver cubes: Riverstone Bead Co., www.riverstonebead.com. Chain
and 3mm pearls: The Bead Cache, www.bead-cache.com. Diagonally drilled pearls and Swarovski
crystal pearls: Lady Bug Beads, www.ladybugbeads.net. All other beads and indings: Fire Mountain
Gems and Beads, www.iremountaingems.com.
More wonderful stringing projects are available at www.interweavestore.com
©2010 Interweave. Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved.
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MERMAId PRIncESS
Leeza Khoury
MATERIALS
87 green 4–5mm potato pearls
1 green 7
×
30mm biwa pearl
5 peridot 5
×
4mm briolettes
6 garnet 4
×
8mm briolettes
6 vesonite 8
×
10mm briolettes
3 champagne quartz 10
×
14mm briolettes
24 sterling silver 2mm cornerless cubes
3 sterling silver 24-gauge 1
1
⁄
2
" ball-end head pins
1 sterling silver 4mm jump ring
2 sterling silver 2mm crimp tubes
2 sterling silver 3mm crimp covers
1
1
⁄
2
" of sterling silver 2mm rollo chain
38" of sterling silver 24-gauge wire
20" of .014 beading wire
TooLS
Wire cutters
Chain- or lat-nose pliers
Round-nose pliers
Crimping pliers
FInIShEd SIzE: 18"
1:
Use 3" of 24-gauge wire to string the biwa pearl. Wrap the wire
around the pearl once. *Use one end of the wire to form a wrapped
loop; wrap the other end of the wire around the wraps just formed.
2:
Use 5" of 24-gauge wire to string all of the cornerless cubes. Care-
fully bend the beaded wire into a ring. Repeat Step 1 from *.
3:
Use the beading wire to string 1 crimp tube and the wrapped loop
formed in Step 1; pass back through the tube and crimp. Cover the tube
with 1 crimp cover. String 83 potato pearls, 1 vesonite,
1 peridot, 1 garnet, 1 vesonite, 1 champagne quartz, 1 garnet,
1 vesonite, 1 garnet, 1 peridot, 1 vesonite, 1 potato pearl, 1 crimp tube,
and the wrapped loop formed in Step 2; pass back through the tube,
crimp, and cover.
4:
Use the jump ring to attach one end of the chain to the wrapped
loop formed in Step 2. Use 3" of 24-gauge wire and 1 champagne
quartz to form a wrapped-loop bail that attaches to the other end of
the chain; repeat nine times to attach the remaining briolettes to the
chain in random order. Use 1 head pin to string 1 potato pearl and form
a wrapped loop that attaches to the chain; repeat twice to attach the
remaining pearls to the chain in random order.
Y
Resources: Contact your local bead shop or contact: All beads and indings:
Turquoise-StringBeads, www.turquoise-stringbeads.com.
More wonderful stringing projects are available at www.interweavestore.com
©2010 Interweave. Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved.
page 3
PEARL dEwdRoPS on LoTuS
Nina Cooper
MATERIALS
43 white 3–3.5mm potato pearls
1 sterling silver 30mm lotus pendant
1 sterling silver 8mm toggle clasp with
1
⁄
2
” chain
35 sterling silver 26-gauge head pins
20” of sterling silver 3
×
4mm oval chain
16” of sterling silver 26-gauge wire
TooLS
Wire cutters
Chain-nose pliers
Round-nose pliers
FInIShEd SIzE: 16
1
⁄
4
”
{
1:
Use 2” of wire to form a wrapped loop that attaches
to the top left of the pendant, making sure that the
wrapped loop is large enough to move easily
on the pendant. String 1 pearl and form a wrapped
loop that attaches to one end of one 3” piece of chain.
2:
Use 2” of wire to form a wrapped loop that attaches
to the middle left of the pendant. String 1 pearl and
form a wrapped loop that attaches to one end of one
3
1
⁄
8
” piece of chain.
3:
Use 2” of wire to form a wrapped loop that attaches
to the free ends of both chains. String 1 pearl and form
a wrapped loop that attaches to one end of one 3
1
⁄
4
”
piece of chain.
4:
Use 2” of wire to form a wrapped loop that attaches
to the free end of the previous chain. String 1 pearl and
form a wrapped loop that attaches to one half of the clasp.
5:
Use 1 head pin to string 1 pearl and form a wrapped loop that
attaches to the 3” piece of chain, one link from the end attached to
the pendant. Repeat seven times, attaching the wrapped loops to
every other chain link.
6:
Repeat Step 5 on the 3
1
⁄
4
” piece of chain.
7:
Repeat Steps 1–6 for the right half of the necklace.
8:
Use 1 head pin to string 1 pearl and form a wrapped loop that
attaches to the bottom left of the pendant. Repeat twice to attach
1 wrapped loop to the bottom middle of the pendant and the
bottom right of the pendant.
Y
TIP
Before you begin this project, choose your pearls
carefully: make sure the beading wire will it through
all of your pearls and inspect your pearls for chips,
cracks, or other imperfections.
Resources: Contact your local bead shop or contact: All beads and
indings: Nina Designs, www.ninadesigns.com.
More wonderful stringing projects are available at www.interweavestore.com
©2010 Interweave. Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved.
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