In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie shows you how to use the Spiral Rope technique to make a Graduated Spiral Rope Necklace. See the description below for a list of all the materials needed to make this project.
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 in Metallic Light Bronze and Dyed Silver Lined Dark Coral (~5 grams each)
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 in Duracoat Opaque Eucalyptus (~3 grams)
Czech Melon Bead 4mm in Green Swirl (~40 pieces)
Czech Drop 4x6mm in Jade (~50 pieces)
Table Cut Button in Jade Travertine (1 piece)
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Quick Project Steps
Begin with Basic Spiral Rope: Start with two colors of 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads and one color of 8/0, creating a simple spiral rope. Transition to Larger Beads: Gradually introduce 4mm Czech Melon Beads after a few inches of spiral rope, adjusting the bead count for the core to accommodate the larger bead size. Incorporate Czech Drops: After another segment, add 4x6mm Czech Drops for a fuller, more textured look, maintaining the spiral pattern. Complete the Spiral with Drops: Continue adding drops to achieve the desired thickness and length for the necklace's focal section. Transition Back to Smaller Beads: Reverse the process, decreasing bead sizes back to 8/0 and then to 11/0 seed beads, mirroring the graduated pattern. Attach Clasp: Finish by adding a clasp, using a table cut button and loop made from seed beads to secure the necklace.
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In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie shows you how to use the Spiral Rope technique to make a Graduated Spiral Rope Necklace. See the description below for a list of all the materials needed to make this project.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 in Metallic Light Bronze and Dyed Silver Lined Dark Coral (~5 grams each)
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 in Duracoat Opaque Eucalyptus (~3 grams)
Czech Melon Bead 4mm in Green Swirl (~40 pieces)
Czech Drop 4x6mm in Jade (~50 pieces)
Table Cut Button in Jade Travertine (1 piece)
Project Steps
Begin with Basic Spiral Rope: Start with two colors of 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads and one color of 8/0, creating a simple spiral rope. Transition to Larger Beads: Gradually introduce 4mm Czech Melon Beads after a few inches of spiral rope, adjusting the bead count for the core to accommodate the larger bead size. Incorporate Czech Drops: After another segment, add 4x6mm Czech Drops for a fuller, more textured look, maintaining the spiral pattern. Complete the Spiral with Drops: Continue adding drops to achieve the desired thickness and length for the necklace's focal section. Transition Back to Smaller Beads: Reverse the process, decreasing bead sizes back to 8/0 and then to 11/0 seed beads, mirroring the graduated pattern. Attach Clasp: Finish by adding a clasp, using a table cut button and loop made from seed beads to secure the necklace.
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