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“Let It Snow” Neckl aceHoliday Pattern 2010An original design by Laura McCabe, 2010Directions by Laura McCabe, Illustrations by Melissa Grakowsky ShippeeMate ri als: 12mm crystal rivolis, 4 stones 11º Japanese cylinder beads, 2 grams 15º round seed beads, 5 grams 11º round seed beads, 10 grams 15ºCzech charlottes, 1 gram 3mm crystal bicones(#5301), 48 beads 6mm crystal rondelles (#5040), 8 beads 2mm crystal beads (#5000), 1 gross or more fireline, 6lb size 12 and size 13 English beading needlesInspired by thebeautiful crystallinestructure ofsnowflakes, thisnecklace design usespeyote stitch bezeledcrystal rivolis as thebase for herringbonepoints.Stay warm, but let itsnow . . .“Let It Snow” Necklace pattern is intended as a gift from the artist to her fellow bead people.Share the pattern and enjoy the project, but please, in keeping with the original intent, do not teach, sellor otherwise use this project for financial gain. Few things in life are free – as for the things that are – let’skeep them that way. 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved1

Part One: B uilding the Flakes1. Begin by threading up 32 cylinder beads on 7 feetof waxed fireline. Tie a square knot and passthrough a couple beads to hide the knot.Step One2. Peyote stitch one row of cylinder beads.Remember to step up at the end of the row. Thenstitch one row of 15ºs and one row of 15º Czechcharlottes. Be sure to pull in with each round tocreate the “cupped” bezel shape.3. Weave the thread up to the top row of cylinderbeads. Place the rivoli right side up in the bezel anddo one row of 15ºs and one row of 15º CzechStep Twocharlottes.4. Weave the working thread so it is coming out of abead in the middle row of cylinder beads. Add two15ºs between every bead in this row, for a total of 16sets of two.5. For the next round, begin with your thread comingout the first of the two beads in the first set addedStep Threeon the previous round. Add two 15ºs and go downthrough the second bead in this first set of two (youhave just completed a herringbone stitch). Come upthrough the first bead in the second set of twobeads from the previous round. At this point youhave a choice –you can do longer “in-between”points (as show in the illustrations) or you can doshorter “in-between” points (as shown in the photo).To do the longer points, add one 15º seed bead, one3mm bicone, and three 15ºs. Go back through theStep Fourbicone to create a picot of 15ºs. Add one more 15ºseed bead and go down into the second bead in that 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved2

set of two. If you prefer a shorter point,do not pick up a 15º before adding thebicone, and do not pick up a 15º aftercoming back through the bicone. Whichever option you choose, continueadding bead in this manner – two onevery other ladder and the bicone and15ºs on the ladders between.Step Five6. At the end of step five, step up through twobeads in the first ladder of herringbone. Add two15ºs atop this ladder and go down through threephoto shows alternativebeads. Go back into the bezel and come up intothe next ladder of herringbone (with the bicone).Without adding any beads, pass through all theversion with shorter “inbetween” pointsbeads in this ladder to reinforce the point. Continue in this manner, adding two 15ºs toevery ladder and reinforcing the ladders in between.7. At the end of step 6, step up throughthree beads in the first ladder ofherringbone. Add one 15º seed bead,one bicone and three 15º seed beads.Go back down through the bicone, addone more 15º seed bead and pass downthree beads. Go back into the bezeland come up in the next ladder ofherringbone (one of the shorterpoints).Step Six 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved3

Pass through all the beads in thisladder without adding any beads. Ifthis point is already sufficiently stiff,you can by-pass the short pointsentirely by zigzagging through the bezeland coming out into the third ladder ofherringbone, where you will be addingbeads as done on the first ladder.Continue in this manner adding 15ºs andthe picoted bicone atop every otherladder.To add additional sparkle to yourflake, add one 2mm crystal beadStep Sevenbetween every cylinder bead in the toprow of cylinder beads in the bezel.Weave off both tails, half hitching once or twice before cutting the thread.Repeat steps 1 thru 7 two more times to create a total ofthree flakes.Part Two: Building the Neck Stra pStep Eight8. Begin by threading up eight 11ºs onto approximately 8 feetof waxed fireline. Leaving approximately 15 inches of tail,pass through the first bead to create a circle of 8 beads.9. Pick up two 11ºs and go through the next bead. Then skipover two beads (thread on the outside) and go through thebead after that. Pick up two 11ºs and go through the nextbead, then skip over to beads (again, thread on the outside)and go through the bead after that (which should be thebead the tail thread is coming out of). Step up through thefirst bead added in this round.Step Nine 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved4

10. Pull on the tail thread and the working thread and the two herringbone ladders willpop into place. Continue herringbone stitch with 11ºs and the occasional 2mm crystalbead. Remember to step up through two beads at the end ofeach round.For an 18” necklace, weave approximately 7 inches ofherringbone. If you wish to shorten or lengthen, remember thateach additional ! inch will add one full inch to the over all length.Reducing this length by ! inch will reduce the finished length byone full inch.Step TenPart Three: Attaching the Flakes11. To add the first flake, come out ofthe first bead in the first ladder ofherringbone, thread up one 6mmrondelle, one 2mm crystal bead, passthrough the 15º at the tip of one of thelong points on the first flake, thread upone 2mm crystal bead, one 6mmrondelle, and two 11ºs.Go back through the rondelle, the 2mmStep Elevencrystal bead, the 15º in the tip of theflake, the 2mm bead, and the rondelle.Go back down into the second bead in the first ladder of herringbone.12. Come up through the first bead in thesecond ladder of herringbone. Go throughthe rondelle, the 2mm bead, the tip bead in theflake, the 2mm bead, and the rondelle. Addtwo 11º rounds. Go back through the rondelle,2mm bead, tip bead, 2mm bead, and rondelle,and down into the second bead in the secondStep Twelveladder of herringbone.Go up through the first bead in the firstladder of herringbone, through the rondelle, 2mm bead, tip bead, 2mm bead, rondelle, 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved5

and through one of the newly added 11ºs. Use these two sets of 11º to continue onwardwith two ladder herringbone, again interspersing 2mm bicones amongst the 11ºs.Continue stitching until you have 17 rows of herringbone. Add the second flake in thesame manner described above in steps 11 and 12. Stitch another 17 rows of herringboneand then attach the third flake in the manner described above. Once the third flake hasbeen attached, continue stitching in herringbone until the length from the third flake tothe end of the neck strap matches the length of herringbone from the start of the neckstrap to the first flake attachment.Part Four: B uilding the Clasp13. To create the “button” portion of the clasp, bezel arivoli as described in steps 1 through 3 in part one(page 2). Once the bezel is complete, weave theworking thread so it is coming out of a bead in themiddle row of cylinder beads along the outer edge ofthe bezel. Add one 2mm crystal bead between everybead in this row. In the last position, rather than add a2mm crystal bead, add seven 15ºs. Weave off both tails,half hitching once or twice before cutting the thread.Step Thirteen14. To attach the button, use the tail thread at one endof the herringbone neck strap. Coming out of the firstbead in the first ladder of herringbone, pick up one6mm rondelle and thirteen 15º Czech charlottes. Goback down through the rondelle and into the secondbead in the first ladder of herringbone. Come upthrough the first bead in the second ladder ofherringbone. Pass again through the rondelle and theloop of thirteen Czech charlottes. Go back downthrough the rondelle and into the second bead in theStep Fourteensecond ladder of herringbone. Weave off the tail, halfhitching once or twice before cutting the thread.15. To build the loop at the other end of the neck strap, come out of the first bead in thefirst ladder of herringbone. Thread up one 6mm rondelle and then alternating: one 15º, 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved6

one 2mm crystal bead . . . until you have a total of 17 crystalbeads and eighteen 15ºs (starting and ending with a 15º. Goback down through the rondelle and into the second beadin the first ladder of herringbone. Go up through the firstbead in the second ladder of herringbone. Pass throughthe rondelle and the loop of beads, go back down throughthe rondelle and into the second bead in the second ladderof herringbone. Weave off the tail, half hitching once ortwice before cutting the thread.Step FifteenWhat I used:Cylinder beads:Warm clear dichroic aikos(www.dichrobeads.com)11ºs: Toho 75515ºs: Miyuki 55115º Czech charlottes:sterling silver3mm bicones: Swarovski#5301 (crystal AB2X)6mm rondelles: Swarovski#5040 (pacific blue opal)2mm crystal beads:Swarovski #5000 (crystalAB)photo courtesy of www.dreamstime.comHappy Holida ys!Bead on my friends . . . 2010, Laura McCabe, all rights reserved7

necklace design uses peyote stitch bezeled crystal rivolis as the base for herringbone points. Stay warm, but let it snow . . . "Let It Snow" Necklace pattern is intended as a gift from the artist to her fellow bead people. Share the pattern and enjoy the project, but please, in keeping with the original intent, do not teach, sell

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