Havana Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
Dreaming of hot steamy nights and delicious Cuban food? You will be after creating the Havana Pendant! This is a new take on beading with Carrier Beads as Allie from PotomacBeads uses isosceles triangles to create a cover for the large beads. To make this, she uses Miyuki Delicas and Seed Beads in Peyote and Herringbone stitches. Happy Beading!
Technique Learned: Herringbone / Peyote
Dreaming of hot steamy nights and delicious Cuban food? You will be after creating the Havana Pendant! This is a new take on beading with Carrier Beads as Allie from PotomacBeads uses isosceles triangles to create a cover for the large beads. To make this, she uses Miyuki Delicas and Seed Beads in Peyote and Herringbone stitches. Happy Beading!
Technique Learned: Herringbone / Peyote
Prepare Materials: Gather all beads, thread, and needle as listed. Start Isosceles Triangle: Using Peyote and Herringbone stitches, begin crafting the triangle with your chosen colors. Expand the Triangle: Add rows to your triangle, alternating colors according to your design plan. Complete the Triangle: Finish the triangle with a final row of beads, ensuring the shape is correct. Assemble the Pendant: Attach the completed triangles to the Carrier Beads, arranging them in a circular pattern. Final Touches: Add any additional decorations or adjustments to ensure the pendant hangs correctly.
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