5. Next, slip on your large bead and slide it down so it covers your knot at the top of your fringe. This completes the tassel part of the necklace.
Tassel Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
4. Once you have as many piece of fringe as you like, tie a number of over-hand knots and dab a little clear nail polish or glue on the knot.
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- Add Large Bead
- Make the Strap
- Glue Your Knot
- Finished Tassel Necklace
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