This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make a Jump Ring Drop Cluster Necklace. Like the strung drop necklace, this project attaches Czech Drops to a length of leather or other cording of choice. This time, it uses jump rings. You can allow the drops to free float or, push them together and hold them clumped in a cluster by making a knot on either side of the cluster. Enjoy!
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: Leather Cording Jump Ring Czech Drop Beads Lobster Clasps Pliers
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Quick Project Steps
Cut a piece of leather cording to your desired necklace length.
Attach fold-over crimps to the ends of the cording.
Pre-open several jump rings for attaching the beads.
Slide a Czech Drop Bead onto a jump ring and close it. Repeat for all desired beads.
String the beaded jump rings onto the leather cording in any design you like.
Finish the necklace by attaching a lobster clasp with a jump ring to one end of the cording.
Optionally, tie knots on either side of the bead cluster for a different style.
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This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make a Jump Ring Drop Cluster Necklace. Like the strung drop necklace, this project attaches Czech Drops to a length of leather or other cording of choice. This time, it uses jump rings. You can allow the drops to free float or, push them together and hold them clumped in a cluster by making a knot on either side of the cluster. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: Leather Cording Jump Ring Czech Drop Beads Lobster Clasps Pliers
Project Steps
Cut a piece of leather cording to your desired necklace length.
Attach fold-over crimps to the ends of the cording.
Pre-open several jump rings for attaching the beads.
Slide a Czech Drop Bead onto a jump ring and close it. Repeat for all desired beads.
String the beaded jump rings onto the leather cording in any design you like.
Finish the necklace by attaching a lobster clasp with a jump ring to one end of the cording.
Optionally, tie knots on either side of the bead cluster for a different style.
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