4. Continue this process of connecting chains with wire and beads until you have connected all piece of the chain together. At this point, you should have chain sections on both ends of your necklace.
Cube Crystal and Chain Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
3. Thread one daisy bead, one crystal, and another daisy bead onto the wire, start another wrapped loop, and attach another piece of chain before wrapping it closed.
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- Collect Your Materials
- Connect Chain and Beads
- Finish Connecting Chain and Beads
- Make the Wire Loop Ends
- Make "S" Hook
- Finish the Cyrstal and Chain Necklace
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