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Diamond O Beaded Chain

Diamond O Beaded Chain

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The Diamond O Beaded Chain is a thin, dainty beaded chain woven with tiny Japanese seed beads and O beads. This easy chain is an excellent choice for hanging a variety of beaded pendants, and it can be attached to a focal component for a versatile way to create a beaded necklace. This chain also works well as a single-stranded or multiple-strand bracelet. Several variations are possible to create additional colors or textures in the finished chain. Create this chain in silver, gold, bronze, or platinum to match all of your finished jewelry designs.

Pattern

The Diamond O beading pattern is available as a free download, and includes:

  • 10 pages of step-by-step instructions.
  • 24 full color illustrations and photographs.
  • Several photos of finished jewelry and design variations.

Materials

To stitch this chain you'll need:

  • Czech O beads
  • 15° and 11° Japanese seed beads
  • A lobster clasp and jump ring
  • Beading thread (6lb Fireline, KO, Miyuki beading thread, or One G)

Dimensions: 0.25 inches (0.6 cm) wide

Techniques: Netting and Right Angle Weave (RAW) variation

Difficulty: Beginner

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