More Is Better Bead & Chain Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com
5. When you have about 40 inches made, use the last wrapped loop on the last bead station to connect to the end of the chain piece you started with. Since the necklace is so long, you don't need a clasp. If you decide to make it shorter so that you can't pull it over your head, then you'll need to add one.
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- Bead Selection
- Start Making Bead Stations
- Cut Chain & Continue
- Connect Last Bead Station
- Finished More Is Better Necklace
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