Making the Fluttering Leaves Necklace With Bargain Bead Box's Falling Leaves

This beautiful necklace is made using beads from Bargain Bead Box's Falling Leaves. I think it is lovely and hope you agree.
You will need from the box:
Item #3 - 6mm Green Adventurine round beads, 10 each
Item #4 - 8mm Green Adventurine faceted round beads, 8 each
Item #5 - 10mm Carnelian matte round beads, 6 each
Item #6 - 7mm hematite rose gold nugget beads, 8 each
Item #8 - 12x10.5mm pressed glass leaf beads, green iris, 8 each
Item #9 - 10x8mm pressed glass leaf beads, jonquil/magma, 9 each
Item #10 - 10mm crystal faceted barrel beads, green iris, 2 each
Item #11 - 4mm crystal faceted bicone beads, magma AB, 13 each
Item #12 - 53mm brass leaf cut-out pendant w/rose gold plating, 1 each
Item #15 - 5mm daisy spacers, 22 each
You will also need:
bail, 1 each
painted leaf pendant, 1 each
ball head-pin, 1 each
small daisy spacers, 57 each
2x2 crimp tubes, 2 each
beading wire, approx. 30 inches
magnetic clasp
jump-rings, 3 each
Tools you will need are:
chain-nose pliers, 2 pair
crimping pliers
flush cutters
stepped bail-making pliers
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[@SallyinStPaul]

I really like the addition of silver spacers to the necklace. The “sandwich” looks great. Just a really beautiful piece!

[@tishawilcutt]

Very pretty. ❤ love the addition of small leaf on top of green leaf. It was just the right touch .❤

[@anitaassad4499]

So pretty. Love the focal.

[@hollylowery26]

This necklace is gorgeous 😍

[@rosemariehumbert8234]

Good morning Roseanna😊

[@virginiagarcia2802]

Ms Rose, I see your using the leaf you painted it looks SO pretty overlayed on bigger leaf

[@virginiagarcia2802]

BEAUTIFUL, I see a western flair maybe because of color and leaves. One question I see you and other tutors but, never thought of asking until today. The small bead under the bail , is it for aesthetics or to protect the wire or both? Very Pretty. THANKS!

[@inrosesgarden6905]

That is an extremely good question, and it depends entirely on what I am using. In general, for me anyway, it is because I don't want things wiggling around to much. I use SoftFlex wire, which is very strong so I don't worry about it breaking much. I do hate it when I have a smaller bead beside beside a bail or larger whole bead, and it slides into the empty space... better just to fill it in the first place. If, however, you have what you know has a sharp edge, even though your wire is strong, it is better to protect it.

[@SallyinStPaul]

I have wondered the same so I am glad for this explanation