Last week, my family and I went to a Food and Wine show at a nearby park. There were many people selling their jewelry there and we met this one woman who made a very interesting lariat that had multiple strings and two separate lengths. One length was like a choker and one part was much longer. It gave me an interesting idea to make a long necklace with three strings of all the same length. At each end of these three strings were two bars from a toggle clasp. Then I made a charm using the ring part of a toggle clasp. This way, you can use the same necklace but easily use many different charms. I have personally worn my own version of this necklace (the one shown above), and I love wearing it. You can basically wear the same necklace for many different occasions. I wore this one to a party that my swim team held for the seniors that are graduating this year and then I also wore it to school the next day. Its fun, funky, and very easy to switch out charms.
Materials:
Necklace:
Hundreds of white, green, dark blue, light blue, orange 5mm beads
a few mixed 10 mm beads
2 toggle clasp bars
3 long strings of MagicStretch String
Black Charm:
silver wire
1 toggle clasp ring
9 black 5mm beads
1 big black bead
6 black and gold 7mm beads
1 gold crimp bead
Blue Charm:
silver wire
10 white 5mm beads
6 light blue 5mm beads
1 silver crimp bead
1 gold toggle ring
3 big brown and white beads
