How to make a necklace with beads

learn how to make a basic beaded necklace at home with this step by step guide.

Love handmade jewelry but always wished you could make your own? There is something deeply satisfying about putting on a piece of jewelry you’ve made yourself. And it’s fun to be able to gift someone a personal creation, too. These step-by-step tutorials are the perfect place to start.

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Make a simple beaded necklace using colourful glass seed beads combined with freshwater pearls. Its so easy and fun to make your own.

Vintage necklaces were always knotted by hand. Read on to find out how to make your own knotted pearl necklace. It's really easy!

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Making DIY necklaces at home is a fun and satisfying activity. Learn how to make necklaces with these 35 easy DIY necklace ideas. Each DIY necklace idea has detailed instructions, making it easy for you to learn how to make necklaces. From designing colorful disk bead necklaces, woven bead statement necklaces, to trying unique crafts like lava stone necklaces, or simple macrame necklaces, the options are endless. You can also play with materials, making necklaces with vintage buttons or…

I don't know about you, but I hardly ever use all my beads. There's always a few stragglers at the end of a project just lingering on my desk. If there are two beads, I can use them in a pair of matching earrings. But if there's just one lonely bead, it tends to get tossed in a nearby bowl to be dealt with later. That bowl of random beads becomes what's known in the jewelry-making world as "bead soup". I'm not sure what everyone else does with their bead soup, but here's one way I like to…