What is the correct technique to make a twisted 3- or 2-strand necklace without unraveling the strands? What is the best beading wire to use? It's driving me nuts trying to figure it out.
- Beth
Twisted multi-strand necklaces are simply stunning and fairly simple to make when you have the right components. The main part that you will need is called a twister clasp.
Twister clasps are hinged oval-shaped clasps that open and close to connect the ends of continuous loop bead strands. You can use them to hold single or multiple strands together to form a necklace. It is recommended that each continuous strand of beads be approximately 36 to 42 inches in length so they will fit around your neck when folded over and twisted.
We do have a twisted necklace project with instructions. Please review this project for tips you can use to design your own twisted necklace.
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