The Deco Drops Artisan Necklace is a stunning creation that combines artisan craftsmanship, timeless beauty, and easy-to-follow instructions for jewelry enthusiasts of all levels. This necklace earns its "Artisan" label thanks to the handmade Stained Glass Connector element, exclusively designed by Minnesota artisan Sandy Seelhammer, also known as Bending Sunlight, for Glass Garden Beads Collective. Key Features of the Deco Drops Artisan Necklace: Exclusive Handmade Component: The centerpiece of this necklace is the Stained Glass Connector, a unique handcrafted piece. (Exciting news: This element will soon be available for individual purchase online!) Complete DIY Kit: The kit includes everything you need to create this necklace: The handmade Stained Glass Connector element. A 30" chain, which can be customized to your desired length. A full set of beads, needle, and thread to complete your project. Detailed, color-coded instructions to guide you through the process. Beginner-Friendly Design: The design incorporates simple stitches such as the Right-Angle Weave, Square Stitch, and a touch of Peyote Stitch, making it accessible to beginners. You can complete the project in as little as 2 hours! High-Quality Materials: The necklace features a special sparkle created by Preciosa Czech Crystals and a stunning cast prong setting sourced from the Gita Line, a renowned artisan supply line from Israel. Tools You'll Need: To complete the kit, you’ll need needle-nose or chain-nose pliers and basic knowledge of working with jump rings. If you’re new to jewelry-making, YouTube tutorials can be a helpful resource to get started. Why Choose the Deco Drops Artisan Necklace? This necklace combines handmade artistry with premium materials to create a one-of-a-kind piece you’ll be proud to wear or gift. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced jewelry maker, this kit offers a relaxing, rewarding experience with professional results. Help Videos: To ensure a smooth crafting experience, we’ve created two help videos that guide you step-by-step through the process. Part 1: Stitching the drop Part 2: Setting the Rivoli in the Gita Prong casting. Enjoy! Suz
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