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I am trying to finish a by the foot chain necklace
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I am trying to finish a by the foot chain necklace
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March 06, 2006, 12:56:28 pm »
Hi. I am looking for some expert advise on making a necklace using sterling silver by the foot chain.
I am trying to make a pendant necklace to drape down the back. This is the easy part. It looks great however the front is a problem.
Tradtional necklaces won't work as the clasp, toggle end up showing in the front.
I was thinking that chain by the foot is the answer. Problem is I don't know how to finish off the ends. I tried using a crimp tube but I now have a little loop at each end. I can attach charms but I don't want to make it too cost prohibitive.
Any one have any ideas for me?
Thanking you in advance!
Lisa
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I am trying to finish a by the foot chain necklace
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March 07, 2006, 04:17:12 pm »
I've had this very same issue with the newer long chain designs- These little findings work wonders:
Crimp tubes with jump ring
IF you are using a small enough chain to pass through the crimp tube then these should be the correct size for you- another thing to consider- using crimps on chain can weaken the links- try to make sure you are using a soldered chain whenever possible- soldered chain can be crimped (gently of course) without too much of a risk to the integrity of the chain.
This will work- promise!
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And Good luck! I made a "back" necklace out of seed beads for a bride with a backless gown about three years ago- it was a smash hit!
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