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Simply Tranquility Kat Poling
A lifelong turquoise fan, Kat was thrilled to see how well her copper beads and findings worked with the turquoise chips she had been hoarding since last summer.
MATERIALS 220 sea foam luster size 11° seed beads 190 gunmetal size 11° seed beads 200 teal-lined amber size 11° seed beads 170 teal-lined clear size 8° seed beads 152 turquoise 8mm chips 6 turquoise 3×8mm discs 4 turquoise 4×12mm discs 2 copper 2mm rounds 13 copper 6mm spacers 10 copper 4×6 rondelles 2 copper 3×10mm tubes 4 copper 7×20mm bicones 50 copper 4×5mm oval jump rings 16 copper 5mm round jump rings 2 copper 12×15mm 3-to-1 connectors 12 copper 2mm crimp tubes 1 copper 16mm toggle clasp 6 copper 2" eye pins 100" of .014 beading wire TOOLS Wire cutters Flat-nose pliers Round-nose pliers Tape measure FINISHED SIZE: 24 1⁄ 2" (SHORTEST STRAND)
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Step 1: Attach 1 oval jump ring to one half of the clasp. Attach 9 more oval jump rings to form a 10-link chain. Attach 5" of wire to the tenth oval jump ring using a crimp tube. String 1 spacer, 25 chips, 1 spacer, 1 crimp tube, and 1 oval jump ring. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Attach 4 more oval
Tip Try making this necklace using gold or silver findings and experiment with different shades of turquoise.
jump rings to form a 5-link chain. Attach an eye pin to the fifth jump ring. String 3 size 8°s, 1 bicone, and 3 size 8°s and form a simple loop. Use 1 round jump ring to attach the simple loop to the single side of one 3-to-1 connector. Repeat entire step for the other half of the necklace.
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Step 2: *Attach 1 oval jump ring to the top loop of 1 connector. Attach 9 oval jump rings to form a 10-link chain. Attach an eye pin to the tenth oval jump ring. String 5 sea foam size 11°s, one 4×12mm disc, 1 bicone, one 4×12mm disc, and 5 sea foam size 11°s; form a simple loop. Repeat from * for the top loop of the other connector. Attach 6" of beading wire to the simple loop of one of the eye pins using a crimp tube. String 1 round, 3 size 8°s, 1 spacer, one 3×8 disc, 1 spacer, 22 chips, 1 spacer, one 3×8mm disc, 1 spacer, 3 size 8°s, 1 round, 1 crimp tube, and the simple loop from the other eye pin. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Step 3: Use four 16" strands of wire to string 1 crimp tube. Crimp the tube, leaving 2" tails. Trim three tails. Use the remaining tail to string 1 rondelle, 1 crimp tube, and 1 round jump ring. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Attach the jump ring to the middle loop of one connector. Use all four wires to string 1 rondelle. Use 1 wire to string 144 size 8° seed beads. Use a second wire to string all of the remaining sea foam size 11°s. Use a third wire to string all of the gunmetal size 11°s. Use the fourth wire to string all of the teal-lined amber size 11°s. Use all four wires to string 1 rondelle and 1 crimp tube. Crimp the tube and trim three tails. Use the remaining tail to string 1 rondelle, 1 crimp tube, and 1 round jump ring. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Attach the jump ring to the middle loop of the other connector. Step 4: *Attach 1 round jump ring to the bottom loop of one connector. Add 5 more round jump rings to form a 6-link chain. Attach an eye pin to the sixth round jump ring. String 1 size 8°, 1 tube, and 3 size 8°s; form a simple loop. Repeat from * for the other half of the necklace. Attach 16" of wire to the simple loop of one eye pin using a crimp tube. String 1 rondelle, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 rondelle, two 3×8mm discs, 1 rondelle, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 rondelle, two 3×8mm discs, 1 rondelle, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 rondelle, 1 crimp tube, and the simple loop of the other eye pin. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Y
RESOURCES: Check your local bead shop or contact: Copper tubes and round jump rings: Harbor Craft and Hobby, (253) 853-5111. Turquoise chips and all other copper: Artbeads, www.artbeads.com. Turquoise discs: Fire Mountain Gems and Beads, www.firemoun taingems.com. Kat Poling lives in Gig Harbor, Washington, with her husband and two children. She enjoys spending time with her entire family, especially her three grandchildren, and gets her inspiration from evenings at Hartstine Island on the beach and from working at Artbeads.com. Kat looks forward to the start of her new business, Kreations By Kat. Stringing Fall 2006
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YOUR WISH IS
OUR COMMAND! You have called, written, emailed, and pulled us aside at shows to tell us that you want to subscribe to Stringing. Well, now you can! Become a charter subscriber today and your first issue will mail in February 2007! A beautiful new issue will arrive at your door 4 times a year.
BEADS ARE HOT! You don’t have to be a designer to make beautiful jewelry, and you don’t have to hunt all over for inspiring designs. Novice and experienced beaders alike will find plenty of inspiration in every issue of Stringing magazine.
SUBSCRIBE TODAY! www.stringingmagazine.com/go/JPDW6
YOUR WISH IS
OUR COMMAND! You have called, written, emailed, and pulled us aside at shows to tell us that you want to subscribe to Stringing. Well, now you can! Become a charter subscriber today and your first issue will mail in February 2007! A beautiful new issue will arrive at your door 4 times a year.
BEADS ARE HOT! You don’t have to be a designer to make beautiful jewelry, and you don’t have to hunt all over for inspiring designs. Novice and experienced beaders alike will find plenty of inspiration in every issue of Stringing magazine.
SUBSCRIBE TODAY! www.stringingmagazine.com/go/JPDG6
A lifelong turquoise fan, Kat was thrilled to see how well her copper beads and findings worked with the turquoise chips she had been hoarding since last summer.
MATERIALS 220 sea foam luster size 11° seed beads 190 gunmetal size 11° seed beads 200 teal-lined amber size 11° seed beads 170 teal-lined clear size 8° seed beads 152 turquoise 8mm chips 6 turquoise 3×8mm discs 4 turquoise 4×12mm discs 2 copper 2mm rounds 13 copper 6mm spacers 10 copper 4×6 rondelles 2 copper 3×10mm tubes 4 copper 7×20mm bicones 50 copper 4×5mm oval jump rings 16 copper 5mm round jump rings 2 copper 12×15mm 3-to-1 connectors 12 copper 2mm crimp tubes 1 copper 16mm toggle clasp 6 copper 2" eye pins 100" of .014 beading wire TOOLS Wire cutters Flat-nose pliers Round-nose pliers Tape measure FINISHED SIZE: 24 1⁄ 2" (SHORTEST STRAND)
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Step 1: Attach 1 oval jump ring to one half of the clasp. Attach 9 more oval jump rings to form a 10-link chain. Attach 5" of wire to the tenth oval jump ring using a crimp tube. String 1 spacer, 25 chips, 1 spacer, 1 crimp tube, and 1 oval jump ring. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Attach 4 more oval
Tip Try making this necklace using gold or silver findings and experiment with different shades of turquoise.
jump rings to form a 5-link chain. Attach an eye pin to the fifth jump ring. String 3 size 8°s, 1 bicone, and 3 size 8°s and form a simple loop. Use 1 round jump ring to attach the simple loop to the single side of one 3-to-1 connector. Repeat entire step for the other half of the necklace.
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Stringing Fall 2006
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Step 2: *Attach 1 oval jump ring to the top loop of 1 connector. Attach 9 oval jump rings to form a 10-link chain. Attach an eye pin to the tenth oval jump ring. String 5 sea foam size 11°s, one 4×12mm disc, 1 bicone, one 4×12mm disc, and 5 sea foam size 11°s; form a simple loop. Repeat from * for the top loop of the other connector. Attach 6" of beading wire to the simple loop of one of the eye pins using a crimp tube. String 1 round, 3 size 8°s, 1 spacer, one 3×8 disc, 1 spacer, 22 chips, 1 spacer, one 3×8mm disc, 1 spacer, 3 size 8°s, 1 round, 1 crimp tube, and the simple loop from the other eye pin. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Step 3: Use four 16" strands of wire to string 1 crimp tube. Crimp the tube, leaving 2" tails. Trim three tails. Use the remaining tail to string 1 rondelle, 1 crimp tube, and 1 round jump ring. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Attach the jump ring to the middle loop of one connector. Use all four wires to string 1 rondelle. Use 1 wire to string 144 size 8° seed beads. Use a second wire to string all of the remaining sea foam size 11°s. Use a third wire to string all of the gunmetal size 11°s. Use the fourth wire to string all of the teal-lined amber size 11°s. Use all four wires to string 1 rondelle and 1 crimp tube. Crimp the tube and trim three tails. Use the remaining tail to string 1 rondelle, 1 crimp tube, and 1 round jump ring. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Attach the jump ring to the middle loop of the other connector. Step 4: *Attach 1 round jump ring to the bottom loop of one connector. Add 5 more round jump rings to form a 6-link chain. Attach an eye pin to the sixth round jump ring. String 1 size 8°, 1 tube, and 3 size 8°s; form a simple loop. Repeat from * for the other half of the necklace. Attach 16" of wire to the simple loop of one eye pin using a crimp tube. String 1 rondelle, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 rondelle, two 3×8mm discs, 1 rondelle, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 rondelle, two 3×8mm discs, 1 rondelle, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 spacer, 10 chips, 1 rondelle, 1 crimp tube, and the simple loop of the other eye pin. Pass back through the tube and crimp. Y
RESOURCES: Check your local bead shop or contact: Copper tubes and round jump rings: Harbor Craft and Hobby, (253) 853-5111. Turquoise chips and all other copper: Artbeads, www.artbeads.com. Turquoise discs: Fire Mountain Gems and Beads, www.firemoun taingems.com. Kat Poling lives in Gig Harbor, Washington, with her husband and two children. She enjoys spending time with her entire family, especially her three grandchildren, and gets her inspiration from evenings at Hartstine Island on the beach and from working at Artbeads.com. Kat looks forward to the start of her new business, Kreations By Kat. Stringing Fall 2006
online
2 of 2
YOUR WISH IS
OUR COMMAND! You have called, written, emailed, and pulled us aside at shows to tell us that you want to subscribe to Stringing. Well, now you can! Become a charter subscriber today and your first issue will mail in February 2007! A beautiful new issue will arrive at your door 4 times a year.
BEADS ARE HOT! You don’t have to be a designer to make beautiful jewelry, and you don’t have to hunt all over for inspiring designs. Novice and experienced beaders alike will find plenty of inspiration in every issue of Stringing magazine.
SUBSCRIBE TODAY! www.stringingmagazine.com/go/JPDW6
YOUR WISH IS
OUR COMMAND! You have called, written, emailed, and pulled us aside at shows to tell us that you want to subscribe to Stringing. Well, now you can! Become a charter subscriber today and your first issue will mail in February 2007! A beautiful new issue will arrive at your door 4 times a year.
BEADS ARE HOT! You don’t have to be a designer to make beautiful jewelry, and you don’t have to hunt all over for inspiring designs. Novice and experienced beaders alike will find plenty of inspiration in every issue of Stringing magazine.
SUBSCRIBE TODAY! www.stringingmagazine.com/go/JPDG6
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