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<\/a>I loved this necklace for several reasons.\u00a0 It is a choker length piece which is my personal favorite style to wear.\u00a0 She used beads with a variety of textures and materials–glass, metal and plastic.\u00a0 The colors are all warmer toned and put together, the pinks, orange and brown remind me of a sunset.\u00a0 She also incorporated beads with a double holes which separated the two strands nicely.\u00a0 The two strands combine into a single strand toward the back of the necklace and are finished with a gold toggle clasp.<\/p>\nThis is another super pretty necklace that looks much more complicated to complete than it really is.\u00a0 It did take some time for Kelsey to string the multiple strands of seed beads and bugle beads, she make her bead selections quickly as she simply used various shades of pink and magenta.\u00a0 Again, she used a lovely combination of textures, such as shimmer, opaque, and faceted beads for extra shine.\u00a0 While one side of the necklace does utilize a multi-strand metal finding, the other sides incorporates a silver toggle clasp as a design element.\u00a0 This necklace falls to just below the collar bone which allows each of the beaded strands to drape together nicely.<\/p>\n The sheer pastel colors in the necklace make it a perfect choice to wear in the spring or summer months.\u00a0 Kelsey used glass beads that came in both chips and faceted rounds.\u00a0 The chunkier section of the choker was made using a daisy chain technique.\u00a0 Because the faceted round beads are so big, rather than making separate daisies that lay flat, they become a chunky focal point for the piece.\u00a0 The “daisies” look almost like a helix pattern.\u00a0 This might be my favorite of her most recent creations!\u00a0 I love the way this necklace turned out.\u00a0 Let me know if you might like to see a tutorial on how to make a beaded daisy chain.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Each of these pieces is unique and different.\u00a0 Some of the pieces are casual and some are more dressy.\u00a0 Either way, Kelsey has added to her jewelry stash nicely.\u00a0 Which is your favorite necklace?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n I’m so sorry for disappearing for so long.\u00a0 Life seemed to take over and the bead blog got neglected.\u00a0 \ud83d\ude1b\u00a0 But on to better things! This spring Kelsey made some new necklaces that are fun pieces for warmer weather.\u00a0 I … Continue reading <\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>The last necklace that Kelsey made reflects her own personal style.\u00a0 It is a boho piece that really casual.\u00a0 It is just edgy enough for a teen to enjoy wearing it with the blue skull beads and large metal pendant.\u00a0 Again, she mixed a variety of materials in the necklace which gives it additional contrast and interest.\u00a0 I like the bronze metallic beads and the use of a large silver toggle as part of her design.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"