Using a morse
code chart (see below) lay out the beads in the word that you would
like to put in your necklace. In the video, the word love is being
spelled out.
If using silk cord, attach the clasp to one
end of silk cord using the crimp bead and pliers, then string on your
beads spelling out the word that you are putting on your necklace (see
video). Then attach the other end of your clasp (the ring).
If
you are using tiger tail, attach the clasp to one end of the tiger tail
and then fill up with seed beads in a clear colour until your necklace
is 1/4 full of beads, then string on the word in morse
code, then fill up the other side with clear beads. If your word is
short, you may need to do more clear seed beads before and after your
word. Once you have filled up the other side, attach the other side of
your clasp (the ring).
We hope you enjoyed making this necklace as much as we did.
oh i LOVE this!! I was just looking at Morse code necklaces the other day with my friend... but this seems like a much more, er, frugal option!! I'm gonna have to take a trip to the craft store ASAP!
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I have to admit, this one reminds me a little bit of the macaroni necklace my daughter brought me home from kindergarten. Not in a bad way, though. :)
oh i LOVE this!! I was just looking at Morse code necklaces the other day with my friend... but this seems like a much more, er, frugal option!! I'm gonna have to take a trip to the craft store ASAP!
Lovely postt
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