PureCrystal Pacific Opal bib necklace in wood and spinning chic ethnic inspiration

How to make an ethnic-chic wooden bib necklace?

How to make a necklace wooden plastron ethnic-chic inspiration?

Make this original wooden necklace without any pitfalls by following this DIY tutorial . Mix wood, metal and PureCrystal crystals to create this ethnic-chic necklace that will sublimate your outfit this summer, both for walks and evenings.

Step 1 :
Extend the half-moon forceps as much as possible by pushing the wooden plastron into it. Be careful not to hurt yourself. Then remove the plastron, put glue on the tip and replace it in the middle of the tips.

2nd step :
Cut 60 cm of "Griffin" 0.3 mm braided nylon thread . Cut a longer wire if you want to make a jumper. Put Cleotoo glue on the ends of the thread to make it easier for the beads to go through. Thread 32 PureCrystal 4 mm Pacific Opal spinning tops . Pass each end of the wire through the half-moon ends and pull them out through the hole at the top of the end pieces. Use a needle or toothpick to catch the threads in the mouthpiece and pull them. Pull out the thread on the same side.

Step 3:
Thread on each end a bead to crush and a ring closed 5 mm, then go back in the beads to crush. Adjust the size of the necklace to your liking. Crush the beads with a special crimp bead pliers that fold the crimp bead in half. Put a dab of glue, fold over a cache of crushed beads and cut excess wire. Add the carabiner and extension chain with 4.5mm open rings.

Step 4:
Cut a piece of 11.5 cm twisted cord 2.5 mm and enter it into the tip to check the size, cross it if necessary. Remove it and apply glue on the ends before putting it back in the tips. Once the glue dries, attach the triangle spacer with two 8mm open rings and the cord with two 6mm open rings.

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