 Step
12: At this point we need to make our three two loop spacer bars.
Using the 1 1/4 inch wire segments place your initial loop on peg 6 and
wrap the wire around peg 7 as shown at right.
 Remove
the wire from your jig and cut the excess wire. Close the loop made
on peg 7 with your bent chain nose pliers.
Step 14: We are ready to begin stringing the beads. Start by cutting two strands of Soft Flex or Soft Touch bead stringing wire each 10 inches long. Using crimp beads, connect each strand of your bead stringing wire to one of the loops on the end wire connector. Step 15: Thread an 8mm bead, then a size 6 seed bead, an 8mm bead, a size 6 seed bead on both strands of your bead stringing wire. Then thread a spacer bar wire component. Step 16: Thread a combination of four 8mm beads and three size 6 seed beads on each strand of bead stringing wire. Then thread another spacer bar wire component. Step 17: Thread a combination of four 8mm beads and three size 6 seed beads on each strand of bead stringing wire. Then thread the last spacer bar wire component. Step 18: Finish threading your beads by threading a combination of three 8mm beads and two size 6 seed beads. These instructions continue on the following web page. |
Step
13: Using the tips of your round nose pliers, convert
both loops on the wire component to eye loops. Do this for all three
spacer bar wire components. 