Beaded Shells Choker

This beaded choker is made by first stringing on all of the beads, then working them in as you stitch, then when you are done, you attach the clasp. It is fairly easy to make. If you are just starting out with crocheting with beads, give this one a try.

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Random Quick Tip!

Glazing Paper Beads
I use PC Petrifier and Janice Mae's Vibrance, 2 coats of each but have decided to use just PC Petrifier in the future when I run out of the Vibrance. 4 Coats of PC Petrifier works just as good as the 2 coats of each.