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Double Chain and Pendant Necklace

double-chain-and-pendant-necklace.jpgLike chain? Here’s an easy project that adds life to ordinary chain.

double-chain-round-up.jpgFirst, you’ll need to round up chain-nose pliers, wire cutters, jump rings, a lobster clasp, a pendant and two types of chain, preferably one more ornate chain and one simple chain.

Next, let’s cut some chain! Decide how long you’d like your necklace to be (I prefer shorter ones, and I think it works well with this design), and cut both styles of chain equal lengths.

two-inch-chain.jpgAlso, you’ll want to cut another small piece of the more ornate chain. Make this about 2.5 inches long. Set it aside.

adding-clasp-to-chain.jpgNext, take a jump ring and bring it through both chains on one end. Put a lobster clasp (hook part) on that same jump ring.

connecting-extention-chain.jpgAt the other end of the chain, put a jump ring through both chains. Put your smaller piece of the more ornate chain through the same jump ring. This will extend your necklace, so that it will be adjustable. Some days you may like it short, and other days you may like it longer, so why not be prepared for both, right?

slip-chain-through-pendant.jpgSlide your pendant onto your chain and wear it with confidence. Enjoy!

 

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Kelly L

I made something similar to this with the same types of chains and a different pendent, to me it added a whole to type of style to the outfits i wore it with! it was very easy to make and i absolutely love this necklace.

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