veta pendant

Use large-scale shaped beads and Demi Round seed beads to form a netted pendant, named after the designer’s mother, in a Southwestern turquoise and metallic colorway.

Lisa Jordan

TECHNIQUES Circular netting Stringing See p. 110 for helpful technique information. MATERIALS 1 g turquoise opaque size 11° Japanese seed beads (A) 2 g nickel size 11° Demi Round seed beads (B) 10 matte turquoise 7mm 2-hole CzechMates cabochons (C) 20 oxidized bronze 10×3mm 3-hole CzechMates beams (D) 48 turquoise gold suede 4mm pressed-glass rounds (E) 1 antiqued silver 16mm triangle-shaped toggle clasp 4 silver 8mm jump rings One-G nylon beading thread TOOLS Scissors Size 11 beading needle 2 pairs of chain- or flat-nose pliers FINISHED SIZE 16 ¾ " (with 1 ⅞" pendant) OPTION TO STITCH A MATCHING STATEMENT RING, FORM A BAND THAT CONNECTS TO OPPOSITE “PETALS” ON THE PENDANT. 1) PENDANT. Use circular netting to make the pendant: Round 1: Use 3' of thread to string one…

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Quick & Easy Beadwork (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2018

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