Jewelry Tutorial: How to Make a Chain and Crystal Bead Necklace

In this video you will learn how to make a necklace using lovely PRESTIGE crystal Olive beads, a PRESTIGE crystal Majestic pendant, and some lengths of chain. You can easily customize this design to add more crystal links and make it as long or short as you like. All supplies and tools are available at www.beadaholique.com
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View the components list and shop all supplies for the Emerald Isle Necklace here: beadaholique.com/collections/...
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[@vidbox44]

Thank you so much for keeping to the traditional tutorial format. While the ‘live,’ streaming format can be fun, those of us here to learn are much better served with focused instruction without the lengthy chatter.

[@suem.3651]

I have to agree and disagree. Agree, I love focused instruction. Julie is remarkable at that! I also dislike the Lives some do because they go way too fast to fit a pre-scheduled timeframe, and because the commentary can be distracting. I disagree in the sense that I often learn as much from others’ helpful tips in the comments.

[@torim1233]

Could not agree more!

[@makeitspicy7243]

Yes!

[@LivenUp7]

I’m starting to gather tutorials for my future wedding dress/outfit, as I want to make everything, including jewelry, myself. This was very helpful, thank you!

[@beadaholique]

So glad it was helpful! Congratulations!

[@ruth1996]

It always amazes me how simple you make jewelry making you are such a remarkable teacher thank you so much love Ruthie

[@blinksbill1138]

thank you for reminding me about the option of putting beadlinks in between chain pieces. I just made a necklace that had two bead links wrapped three times around a blue bicone for a wire bar style pendant that looks like ocean waves. I was kind of annoyed of the idea of just attaching a chain, which is what it is now, however maybe I'll go back to the drawing board and add a few more bead links throughout the rest of the chain. Like I said, having the same components sprinklled throughout looks more thought through and complete.

[@natalieharrison4318]

absolutely gorgeous. this is a perfect gift to make for my daughter for her to wear for her graduation ❤️, but I'm going to give to her for Christmas

[@hahalalatralala]

Thank you for the sweeeet tutorial ! I love you!

[@natalieharrison4318]

thanks for sharing this beautiful jewelry creation with me and your talents as well.

[@junelittle5748]

Very elegant finished product. Thank you.

[@joanphillips1330]

This is really pretty. Thank you!

[@broberts6897]

Great tutorial! This necklace is dainty and pretty~cant wait to make it. Thank you!!

[@DollfieEyed]

This is gorgeous, I love this.

[@dmmmm2806]

Amazing tutorial, thank you!

[@theartisancompany]

Thanks for sharing! Beautiful!

[@padali29]

This is very pretty. 👍💕

[@maribelrivera9220]

Beautiful

[@deidrejordan2761]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@rhondajones6633]

Very pretty

[@pamelajoy3530]

This necklace is SO pretty Julie! Thank you!

[@maryburr3145]

Very nice job! I’m brand new and have yet to make my first piece of jewelry. I think I’m going to buy the supplies and work along with you in this video!

[@beadaholique]

Great! That's wonderful to hear.

[@yemee_digitechmahila]

So nice

[@eml3077]

Thanks!

[@nedaakhavan1514]

Great and Thanku

[@OpalXStarz]

Thank you I’m making a necklace buisness and I want my necklaces to look good

[@ISpyQueen]

Hi 0:36 what is the name of that round nose plier? I’ve never seen one of those before.

[@TheValerieMillerShow]

Great tutorial. Where can I find the wrap tool. It made making the loops so simple. Thank you in advance.

[@beadaholique]

Hi! These pliers are my favorite tool! beadaholique.com/products/the-beadsmith-wire-looping-pliers-concave-and-round-nose

[@meganmcgrath8378]

This is perfect. I think I’m going to be able to recreate a $400 necklace I love using this tutorial to wear at my wedding. Would you mind advising where you purchase your supplies from? THANK YOU!!!

[@beadaholique]

Hi! That's great to hear! We have all the supplies on our website. Here is a link the project supplies and here is a link to our crystal selection : beadaholique.com/products/emerald-isle-necklace and beadaholique.com/collections/prestige-crystal-components

[@spookypatchouli]

I like your round pliers. You don’t have to twist your wrist. Where do you get these pliers?

[@beadaholique]

You can find them on our website. Here is a link: beadaholique.com/products/the-beadsmith-wire-looping-pliers-concave-and-round-nose

[@lynnsharkey249]

What is the tool called that you are making your links with that form the eye?

[@beadaholique]

Thanks for watching! They are wire looping pliers. You can find them listed here: beadaholique.com/products/the-beadsmith-wire-looping-pliers-concave-and-round-nose

[@najathanha]

Where did you buy this chain from?

[@taybarashid5695]

Can you tell about the pliers you use and please let us know from where to buy

[@beadaholique]

You can find them on our website :) beadaholique.com/products/the-beadsmith-wire-looping-pliers-concave-and-round-nose

[@taybarashid5695]

Thank you ♥

[@suminahn4666]

are those chains cut by your self from other chains?

[@FourJaysFour]

I believe it was leftover from another project

[@annarose1641]

Are these gold plated chain. Where can i find those?

[@beadaholique]

Hello! Yes, the chain is gold plated. We sell it on our website here: beadaholique.com/products/antiqued-gold-plated-cable-chain-2x2-5mm-by-nunn-design-chain-by-the-foot It's currently out of stock but should be back in stock soon - it's one of our best sellers!

[@esliet]

Do you sell kit ?

[@beadaholique]

We do not sell a kit, but you can find the materials here: beadaholique.com/collections/beading-projects/products/emerald-isle-necklace

[@kaminitangella5564]

Hi mam where can i buy that things

[@beadaholique]

Hi! Here are all the supplies beadaholique.com/collections/beading-projects/products/emerald-isle-necklace

[@bibsweet]

How is it that I see so many tutorials where people wrap wire with just their hands, & make it look so easy? Is it dead soft wire? When I try it, it hurts a bit, and I have to use tools to wrap, no matter which wire. Anyone else out there with this same dilemma?

[@beadaholique]

It's possible they may be using softer wire. We recommend using tools, especially nylon pliers, if necessary.

[@dawn8542]

I hate videos that you have to forward to the end to see if you want to make it. They don't even show it in the thumbnail. It's so unprofessional.

[@makeitspicy7243]

I hope life gets easier for you. Must be so hard.

[@deby7821]

I couldn't even finish watching this as you yourself be an instructor of sorts NEVER cover the end of your wire when cutting when these sharp pieces can fly into your eyes or children and pets that are in the room with you.