Crystal Badge Lanyard Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
1. Start by securing a crimp bead to one end of one piece of beading wire, making sure the beading wire looped back through the crimp bead is not too small. You’ll eventually connect this loop of beading wire to you one of the jump rings you have, so you may want to double check that it fits before you finish securing the crimp bead.
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- Introduction and Materials
- Add First Crimp Bead
- String Beads
- Finish End
- Add Jump Ring
- Add Second Jump Ring
- Completed Lanyard Necklace
- Necklace Design Surprise
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