Chatter

JenJouterie on “Sunburst Chandelier Earrings”:
“These earrings are stunning. The seaglass bicones light up next to the capiz shell.…” read »
JenJouterie on “A Few More”:
“I like all of these designs, especially what you did with the gold focal piece.…” read »
JenJouterie on “New and Old Stuff”:
“I do like those vintage end of day beads. This version really compliments them.…” read »
JenJouterie on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“These earrings are beautifully done. The alcohol inks give your detailed mini masterpieces a luminous quality.…” read »
Erijewelry 0 on “Beach Goddess Stacked Bracelets”:
“Awesome degine..https://erijewelry.com/…” read »
Crystal Canary on “New and Old Stuff”:
“The vintage Czech beads have much more impact lined up--they are so colorful--hope you got bunches…” read »
Chali-o on “African sunset”:
“I'm diggin' the tribal vibe! Love the brass element.…” read »
Crystal Canary on “A Few More”:
“Nice pieces Jane. I like how you highlighted the woven focal with the drop extension.…” read »
Crystal Canary on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“Oh Robin, I am so sorry to hear about the tornadoes. I am glad your…” read »
Robin nursechick on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“CC, no, it’s not a view from my house. I live in east Texas, piney woods.…” read »
Crystal Canary on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“Robin, these are absolutely incredible! The mountains & trees are so very realistic & beautifully…” read »
maxcitypants3 on “Black Beauty”:
“I really like this! Very cute!…” read »
maxcitypants3 on “A Few More”:
“I really like your seed bead work on the blue one. All very nice!…” read »
dolllady aka Pam on “New and Old Stuff”:
“Both bracelets are great designs! The Orange one is my favorite! Fall is a…” read »
maxcitypants3 on “African sunset”:
“I love all of your designs with the african beads! Looks so rustic!…” read »
sweetjane on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“Robin!! I was actually just thinking about you recently and wondering if you would reappear. Great…” read »
sweetjane on “A Few More”:
“Thanks everyone for your comments...yes, the gold necklace is iffy.…” read »
sweetjane on “Kind of Random Bracelet”:
“Thanks everyone for your comments!! I actually took apart this bracelet, as I had a…” read »
Robin nursechick on “Magnesite Turquoise”:
“Definitely keep the bracelet- it’s beautiful! You did an awesome job on the wiring! The flowers…” read »
Robin nursechick on “Kind of Random Bracelet”:
“Jane, long time my friend. Your bracelet is beautiful- so original and unique. Everything in…” read »
Robin nursechick on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“It doesn’t seem to want to post. I used wood earring blanks. I painted…” read »
Granny Nancy on “A Few More”:
“Stingray suggests purple and amber bead drops on the gold necklace pendant. That sounds luscious.…” read »
Stingray on “A Few More”:
“I love the gold one with purple and amber bead drops. It looks like one of…” read »
Althea A on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“These are so beautiful! Your description never posted and I would love to know more about…” read »
dolllady aka Pam on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“These are gorgeously stunning! The layered look is perfect from the 3D mountains to the…” read »
dolllady aka Pam on “A Few More”:
“I love the blue necklace and the tangerine earrings. I'm still not sure about the gold…” read »
Robin nursechick on “Red Birds”:
“CC- love your necklace- it’s so original and fresh. Love it! So sorry to hear…” read »
Robin nursechick on “The hills are alive🎼”:
“I did a full description- hopefully it’ll post soon!…” read »
Granny Nancy on “A Few More”:
“Love the blue especially. I prefer the second of the 2 gold/silver (can't tell for sure)…” read »
Crystal Canary on “Pink and gold delight”:
“I'm sure your pencil artistry comes in handy when sketching out designs. And Yes! it…” read »
sweetjane on “A Few More”:
“I forgot the earrings...Tangerine recycled glass.…” read »
imaginee2012art on “One Wire Bracelet”:
“Love copper! This is such a great design. I started out in copper and once…” read »
imaginee2012art on “Surf's Up”:
“Such a beautiful design, truly makes you think of water and the beach! I do hope…” read »
imaginee2012art on “Pink and gold delight”:
“I tend to draw out designs first, have made hundreds of bracelets, most gifted to family…” read »
imaginee2012art on “Pink and gold delight”:
“Thank you little for these comments. round chick,crystal canary, and beady little eyes. Ive been…” read »
A Whitson on “Memories of Fall”:
“Hi Great bracelet. I was wondering if you would try and make the description photos a…” read »
swerdybird on “Magnesite Turquoise”:
“bracelet definitely a keeper. love your cuffs. Glamorous bud. i have spent a lot of time…” read »
Crystal Canary on “Bermuda Triangle Necklace”:
“Ditto Althea! Your necklace looks stunning on the homepage!…” read »
Deb Harding on “Agate Bracelet Stack”:
“Love them all. I have fallen in love with agates. So many different colors & patterns.…” read »
sweetjane on “Kind of Random Bracelet”:
“LRC...it's gold. Thanks you all for your comments!!…” read »

Hang Ten Necklace

Bigger Photo

About this design:

The Linhasita cord adds to the beachy vibe of this walnut wood wave focal. This is a light-weight necklace, perfect for summer.

What you’ll need: (buy products below)

You will need:

4 colors of Linhasita PE4 cord in blue colors, I listed the colors I used in the product list below
1 walnut wood wave focal
scissors and a lighter

Additional Images:

Step-by-Step Instructions:

	Step 1: -Cut the 4 colors of cord to the length you would like your necklace. This necklace will be adjustable -Use one of the colors to tie on the wave focal
	Step 2: -Pick a color and cut two 4" pieces of cord -Group your necklace cords together at one end. -Tie a knot with the 4" piece of cord on one side flip the cord ends over and tie a knot on the back side of the knot you just created. -Trim your ends -Trim your necklace cord down too -Use a lighter to burn the ends of youe necklace cord, push them together so they fuse as one. -I also burned the knot on the 4" piece slightly to make it more secure. -Do the same on the other end of the necklace.
	Step 3: -Now you should have two tails sticking out on both sides. -Tape down the necklace, this way it doesn't move when you twist the tails. -Start twisting each tail separately, rotating clockwise -Now start twisting them together rotating clockwise -Twist them really tight -Tie an overhand knot to finish -Burn the end of your knots to secure them
	Step 4: -Finish the bracelet with a sliding square knot using a 6" piece of cord. See Tip: Using the Square Knot