Making a Cherry Donut…necklace
April 8, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Bead Stringing, Beading, Technique Tuesday, Tutorials & Techniques, Wearable Art
Technique Tuesday!
Cherry Donut is constructed with beading wire, so it works up really quickly and easily!
Materials
Large cherrry quartz donut (mine is about 2-1/2″ across)
Size 8/0 seed bead mix
16 triangle beads
4 mm bicone scrystals (Swarovski)
4 mm rounds
10 mm facetted rounds
9×6 mm crow beads
crimp tubes, 2 size #2 and 2 size #3
Bronze s-hook and 2 rings
Medium weight beading wire, 2 pieces 20 – 25″ long
Tools
Wire cutters
Chain nose pliers
Measuring tape
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You forgot to add the donut to the list of supplies! ROFL here – beautiful necklace!
Did I? LOL!! Fixin’ that right now
Hi Cindy!!
Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I will subscribe to your feedburner!!! Love the necklace!
Great to have you with us!
I love making donut necklaces. Thanks for the template and design!
Thanks, Nikki! I’m glad if you’ll find it helpful
Donuts aren’t always that easy to add to a design, but I like this because you could just switch out the beads and make a bunch of them in different colors.
Thank you, Tammy! I was very pleased with how this (simple) design turned out. It would be so easy to adapt it to different colors and beads, like you say
It really did turn out lovely. I love the color of the donut!
Thanks Linda! It may not be real quartz, but it’s awfully pretty glass LOL!
Great Necklace thank you!
Cyndi,the necklace are very good,
i like it.
very good article !