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Dear Melissa Anastasia, I know you left your comment 8 years ago but I just wanted to say that I totally agree with you about this gorgeous necklace. I've been wanting to make one like this for ages but I didn't know that you could put some of your beads on 2 strands of beading wire at the same time! This is wonderful ❤️ Did you make a similar necklace to the one that Allie made here? Love from Amanda in Australia

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Thank you so much :)

This project is perfect to all occasions Tori ^_^ Thank you for watching.

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I think the crystals were 4mm and 6mm, and the rondelles were around 5x8mm

No, as long as long as you are not putting beads in the exact same place on each strand (forcing the piece to bulge out there).

1 inch = 2.5cm

+Theresa Lacko They are 1mm crimp beads.

What's keeping them in place along the necklace is the slight tension in the necklace since some strands of the wire are joined together leaving a small space for the bead to move and making or of a stopper or stopping function, but in all reality if you wanted to you could pull them all to one side or the other. Now, if you wanted them to stay in place all together and not move at all, then you could use a crimp bead on each side of every bead to keep them in place.

Olive, amber, cranberry, copper, orange, purple, emerald, and varied shades of these colors.

You can, it just is a bit thicker and not quite as flexible.

You cut the length of your necklace, so 16.. 18.. 20", whatever you are using, plus some extra to allow your to crimp your ends.

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Loved this vid/tutorial. Do the MATH. all you have to do is listen to what Allie says. So here is the math... 4 wire strands x 5 beads for pattern (pattern repeats 7 times) she added two beads to end for balance = 37 beads total. That is what I ended up with :) mine looks fantastic!!! 10 inches of chain, 16 +/- inches of wire x 4 (shortens at end with 2x2mm crimp beads) Finished size is 24" with no clasp. I just placed another order with Potomac to thank them for the outstanding video tutorials they offer to each and every one of us for "free" and thank you again Miss Allie for your clear and concise instructions and good humor.

I was wondering that too. Didi you ever figure out how to estimate the length of wire needed to make a certain length of necklace?

I figure if you use 10 inches of chain like she did, then about 16 inches of wire should do it.