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Beaded Lariat Necklace Tutorial

Like me on FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/aleshia.bead... Follow me on Pinterest:   / beadifulnights-tutorials   Dollar Bead Box link: http://www.dollarbeadbox.com/ Dollar Bead Bag link: http://www.dollarbeadbox.com/Dollar-B... Dollar Bead Box Facebook page link:   / dollarbeadclub   I am using beads from the dollar bead box to make this necklace but any beads you like can be used. If you decide to make a lariat with your own beads and need help choosing beads from your own stash here is my advice. I like to mix different colors, sizes, shapes and kinds together. Start by choosing a bead that you love for me it was the tabular square turquoise beads.I choose three colors I liked together turquoise, green and purple. I then picked a neutral color brown and metallic I did gold and bronze to balance it out. Putting your beads in a bowl and mixing them together can help you decide if the mix is going to work. Try mixing finishes like opaque, transparent, matte, metallic, ab finish ext... Pick a bead with a pattern like picasso, travertine, peacock, nebulous, millefiori, cloisonne, painted, lampwork ext.. Try mixing different shapes like rounds, faceted, squares, ovals, rondelles, bicones, barrel, cathedral seed beads ext.. Another fun way to make a mix is to choose different kinds of materials like glass, swarovski, gemstone, shell, acrylic, wood, coconut, bone, metal, paper beads, ceramic, clay ext... Materials needed 6Ft. of bead stringing wire 16 - 8x10mm czech table cut oval beads - olive 16 - 10mm czech tabular square beads - turquoise 32 - 4x5mm czech pinch beads - aqua 47 - 3x6mm czech Rondelle beads - bronze 17 - 3x5mm czech gem cut Rondelles beads - purple 1 - 16mm czech tabular square bead - green 30 - 4mm czech fire polished beads - chartreuse 32 - 4mm czech fire polished beads - Victorian bronze 82 - 3mm brass round beads - I use 20 for loop 11/0 seed beads - I used 11/0 AB transparent silver lined 2 - Crimps