DESIGNED BY Denise Yezbak Moore
FEATURING BEAD GALLERY® BEADS BY HALCRAFT COLLECTION
Learn how to make this Noa Necklace by designer Denise Yezbak Moore featuring Bead Gallery beads by Halcraft Collection. The instructions for this beautiful Bead Gallery creation include a comprehensive list of DIY jewelry making materials and supplies from our huge inventory of beads, charms, connectors, pendants, findings, stringing materials and tools. As well as a step by step DIY jewelry making a how-to guide for creating this one of a kind statement piece. Creating beautiful jewelry is easy with HalcraftCollection.com your online bead superstore!
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54 mossy meadow stone drops 4x20mm pendants (20392)
01 gold tone 4mm jump ring
01 gold tone 8mm jump ring
01 gold tone lobster clasp small
32” gold tone small oval link chain (the links should open)
Tools:
Beadalon classic nipper tool (JTNIP1)
Beadalon slim line round nose pliers (201A-014)
Beadalon 2 slim line chain nose pliers (201A-011)
Necklace bust
Time: 1 hour or more depending on skill level
Level Of Difficulty: Advanced
1. Cut 16 ½” of chain.
2. Connect 8mm jump ring to end of chain.
3. Using 4mm jump ring, connect lobster clasp to other end of chain.
4. Place necklace on a necklace bust.
5. Cut 26 lengths of ½” chain. Set aside
6. Prep 27 links of chain to be used as jump rings.
7. Remove all bales from mossy meadow pendants.
8. Find center of necklace, using chain link as jump ring (referred to as jump ring from here on) attach pendant.
9. Left side of necklace – Open end of ½” chain and attach mossy meadow pendant.
10. Open other end of chain, move to 2nd link and attach to necklace.
11. Move over 2 links, using jump ring, attach mossy meadow pendant.
12. Repeat 9-11 steps 12 times.
13. Right side of necklace – Repeat 9-11 steps 13 times.
Denise Yezbak Moore is a self-taught artisan who loves to create anything with a bohemian flair. She specializes in one-of-a-kind jewelry designs, photography, and social media. Denise resides in Orange County, CA with her husband and two children.
