Making a Sparkling Fringe Choker Necklace with Orange Glass Beads

Orange is my favorite color; easpecially in winter I prefer to wear orange things. For me, it means warmth and tranquility, which can illuminate the cold winter days. Therefore I made a tutorial about making a fringe chokde rnecklace with orange beads.

Necessities for orange beaded fringe choker necklace:

4mm orange bicone glass beads
6mm orange abacus glass beads
8mm orange mushan jade beads
Orange drop shaped electroplate glass beads
0.5mm silvery copper wire
Eye pins
Jump rings
Lobster claw
Round nose plier
Flat nose plier
Wire cutter

How to make a beaded fringe choker necklace:

Step 1: Make bead links

1st, slide 8mm orange bead onto eye pin and bend the pin into right angle;
2nd, leave 1cm tail and cut off excess pin;
3rd, loop the tail with round nose and one bead link is done;
4th, prepare 20 such links;
5th, in the same way prepare 11 bicone bead links and 7 abacus bead links.

Step 2: Make beaded fringes

1st, cut a piece of copper wire and slide a drop bead onto it;
2nd, make a simple bail above the drop bead and cut off excess wire;
3rd, similarly prepare 7 such bead dangles;
4th, combine bicone bead link, abacus bead link and bead dangle together and one fringe is done;
5th, similarly prepare the other 6 fringes.

Step 3: Finish the beaded choker necklace

1st, connect 8mm bead links with beaded fringe by jump ring;
2nd, finish the beaded fringe part;
3rd, continue attaching 8mm bead links to both ends of the fringe part;
4th, attach lobster claw and jump ring to both ends of the necklace.

Finally the fringe choker necklace looks like this:

Tada! I have finished the orange necklace. I love the combination of beaded fringe and choker patterns. Hope you enjoy this orange beaded necklace.