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These steps will show you have to turn a neckline FSL design into a necklace fit for any special occasion. Choose from two of our featured designs or get a pack of designs. Use metallic thread to stitch out the design of your choosing on water-soluble stabilizer. Soak the final design in warm water until the stabilizer dissolves. Leave to dry.
Step 1:
Begin Necklace Assembling
Gather four jump rings, one necklace clasp, and two 3.5" pieces of jewelry chain. You may need to use your wire cutters to cut your jewelry chain to size.
Step 2:
Attach Necklace Chain to FSL Use needle nose pliers to open jump ring. Slip one link of necklace chain and FSL onto jump ring. Close with pliers. Repeat on other side.
Step 3:
Attach Necklace Clasp to Ends of Necklace Chain Use needle nose pliers to open jump ring. Slip unattached end of necklace chain and one end of the necklace clasp onto jump ring. Close with pliers. Repeat on other side.
Step 4:
Wear your finished design on your next date night or to a special event.
Step 5:
Add Rhinestones Want a little more glitz to your necklace? Use jewelry glue to add rhinestones to your necklace. Let dry until glue is clear, then wear to your next event.
Amber, the Designer Extraordinaire over at Adventures in Stitcherland, has been sewing since she was 9 years old. When she's not creating stunning embroidery designs, she is elbow-deep in all things fashion.