The anklets are no longer reserved for sunny summer beaches! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make two anklets, perfect for the festive season. Composed of 4 mm pearly beads, lilac-tinted quartz beads and adorned with delicate moon and sun charms, these jewels are the perfect finishing touch to sublimate your evening outfits.
These anklets are mounted on gold-plated stainless steel primers, guaranteeing an elegant, long-lasting finish. The lilac quartz beads add a touch of color that perfectly complements our model's satin dress. These natural stone beads are available in a wide range of colors. So you can match your bracelets to your own evening wear and pair of pumps. If you're looking to accessorize your party outfits with a hint of originality, an anklet is a great option. Often associated with casual or summer styles, this piece of jewelry is now making its way into chic evenings. Whether it's for a cocktail party, a gala evening, or a family gathering, these anklets will add little originality to your outfits.
One of the benefits of this tutorial is that you can customize the anklets to suit your tastes. Prefer a classic, timeless look? Opt for pearly pearls only. In that case, add a few bags of pearly pearls to your basket. 1 sachet of 30 pearls, 4 mm, creates a stringing length of 12 cm. You can also use a variety of stainless steel charms. Gilded stainless steel guarantees impeccable wear over time. These bracelets are not only elegant but also durable, making them accessories you can wear again and again for many occasions.
Remember: jewelry isn't limited to necklaces and earrings. A well-matched anklet can transform your outfit and add that little "something extra" that makes all the difference. Let yourself be tempted by this chic and festive DIY project, and discover just how much these anklets can become the centerpieces of your party accessories. Put on your pumps, adjust your satin dress, and let your anklets shine in the spotlight with these handmade bracelets. So, ready to get started with this holiday anklet creation tutorial? Follow our step-by-step instructions and make your own elegant jewelry, for a unique and refined look at your next party!
Cut a piece of wire 1? times the size of your ankle. Thread 1 crush bead, the clasp with closed ring and iron through the bead. Allow the piece of wire to protrude by 2 cm.
Flatten the bead, if possible with special crush bead pliers, and fold the bead in half. Check that the wire no longer slips. Fold a crushable pearl cover over the pearl. Close the pearl cover with flat-nose pliers, taking your time to keep the shape round.
String your beads according to your preferences. The thread is slipped into the first beads. No need to cut it.
Here, the sequence of beads is: 13 pearly beads 4 mm, 1 clover bead, 6 tinted quartz beads, 13 pearly beads, 3 quartz beads, 1 sun charm mounted on an open ring, 3 quartz beads, 13 pearly beads, 3 quartz beads, 1 gemstone heart charm, 3 quartz beads. Finally, thread a crush pearl and a closed ring, then repeat step 1 to complete the bracelet. Slide 2 cm of double wire through the beads and cut.
Of course, adapt the stringing of beads to the size of your ankle.
For this second version, I've strung 7 pearly beads, 1 quartz bead, 7 pearly beads, 1 quartz bead, 7 pearly beads, 3 quartz beads, 1 rhinestone moon charm that you will have mounted on an open ring, 3 quartz beads, 7 pearly beads, 1 quartz bead, 7 pearly beads, 3 quartz beads, 1 sun charm mounted on a ring, 3 quartz beads, 7 pearly beads, 1 quartz bead. Adapt the sequence to your size.
Repeat step 1 to complete the bracelet. Slip the end of the double thread into the beads over a length of 2 cm.
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