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Pattern - be blessed component

Another Project by Dena Johnson, the Be Blessed Component. This design used Zoliduo beads as well as Chatons and SuperDuo beads. Use this component to make a pair of earrings, pendant or standout ring!
Project Length/Size: 7/8" to 1"
Technique Learned: Ladder stitch, Bezel ss39

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In this PotomacBeads tutorial, learn how to bezel a chaton and embellish around it to create this beautiful Be Blessed Component.
Put 8 delicas onto about an arm’s span length of thread. Go back through a couple beads to make a circle. Pick up a delica and go back down the bead the thread is coming out of. Go back up through the current bead and add another delica to it. Use a ladder stitch to add one bead at a time until the prong is 5 beads long.
Add a wire guard if you will be using the component as a pendant or earrings. Knot the thread through a bridge thread, pull tight and move the thread a few beads away and knot again. Burn the thread down flush with the project.
The Be Blessed Component is a flexible, versatile design that’s easy to adapt to suit your style. Find all the supplies you need to to create this and more beautiful jewelry at PotomacBeads.
Project Length/Size: 7/8" to 1"
Technique Learned: Ladder stitch, bezel ss39

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Another Project by Dena Johnson, the Be Blessed Component. This design used Zoliduo beads as well as Chatons and SuperDuo beads. Use this component to make a pair of earrings, pendant or standout ring!
Project Length/Size: 7/8" to 1"
Technique Learned: Ladder stitch, Bezel ss39

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Project Steps

In this PotomacBeads tutorial, learn how to bezel a chaton and embellish around it to create this beautiful Be Blessed Component.
Put 8 delicas onto about an arm’s span length of thread. Go back through a couple beads to make a circle. Pick up a delica and go back down the bead the thread is coming out of. Go back up through the current bead and add another delica to it. Use a ladder stitch to add one bead at a time until the prong is 5 beads long.
Add a wire guard if you will be using the component as a pendant or earrings. Knot the thread through a bridge thread, pull tight and move the thread a few beads away and knot again. Burn the thread down flush with the project.
The Be Blessed Component is a flexible, versatile design that’s easy to adapt to suit your style. Find all the supplies you need to to create this and more beautiful jewelry at PotomacBeads.
Project Length/Size: 7/8" to 1"
Technique Learned: Ladder stitch, bezel ss39