Floating Necklace - The Beginners' Guide to Beading

[@Jessiev612]

This was very helpful, especially clear on using the crimp covers.

[@beadsunlimited]

Hi Christine, first of all thank you for your lovely comment. In answer to your question, when you say crimp bead, I am presuming you just mean the crimp? If so, your crimp cover needs to be slightly bigger than your crimp. The ones we sell at Beads Unlimited are 3mm which fit perfectly.

[@jayalekshmijj]

Your work is excellent.. wanna try this. could you pls tell me what types of beads and materials do you use for this?

[@puggychu]

What a cute idea to make this floating beads necklace! If I am using a 2mm crimp bead, do I need a 4mm or 2mm size bead cover? Thanks

[@diannasantoro4569]

Wonderful and very helpful video. I too, would love to know which beads and material needed to make this necklace. Thanks for any advice.

[@kriskrossRIP]

Great video thank you so much for the details.

[@michellelovato2680]

you make a good video and i love your floating necklaces i think im going to try to make this. =]

[@Grahamblackopal]

Opal gemstones would look lovely in your jewellery.

[@roselinprimrose1637]

easy to understand what size of wire and beads please

[@amandabennett93]

what size beads are you using?

[@beadsunlimited]

Thank you Michelle, why not post a pic on our Facebook page when you've made it? We would love to see.

[@Tinkimoon]

Love it

[@elliekatesmith6363]

Could do with being a bit closer as your top is hiding the work, also the crimp covers have to be equal so the join is the same way round on each side.. bit untidy as some are upside down.. especially if you plan to sell items..

[@roegogo]

When she says turn 90 degrees she means 180 degrees in other words flip the tool over to the other side.... I guess to balance out the difference in pressure closer to the handle as opposed to the pressure at the end of the tool...