DIY White Gold Color Block Tassel Necklaces

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It’s time to make some new jewelry for spring! Today I am sharing how to make your own DIY White & Gold Color Block Tassel Necklaces! This will be a great addition to your spring/summer wardrobe, plus it is so simple to put together you’re going to want to make a bunch for every outfit.

It’s no secret I am tassel crazy, yes I admit it. Don’t believe me? See my fashion + jewelry page. I have a ton of posts from home decor to fashion with all kinds of tassels. Tassel necklaces have been super popular for the last few years. What I am into these days is the more minimal tassel jewelry. The less is more look seems to be more my vibe.

For these necklaces, I am using plain embroidery floss to make small tassels to hang between the colored beads. The hardest part about recreating this necklace is finding the small 5 mm beads in various colors. White beads for some reason seem to be seasonal and quite scarce at the craft stores. A great place to look for 5mm beads is on Etsy.com, they usually carry a variety of hard to find beads and findings. I added a link to some white 5mm beads like the ones used in this necklace in the supply list below.

Another way to accumulate large amounts of beads for projects is to break up old or new necklaces. Sometimes if there is a great sale or clearance on beaded necklaces, I buy them up, take them apart and use the beads in some of my projects. You may even have some beads in some of your dated jewelry in your closet right now that would work! Let’s make a necklace!

DIY White Gold Color Block Tassel Necklaces

Supplies:

• Beads: 5mm White, Gold, Beige
• Embroidery Floss: 8mm DMC 25, 8.7 yds.
• Nylon Cording or Waxed Bead Cording
• Beading Needle
• Jump Rings: 7mm
• Sharp Scissors
• Hot Glue & Gun

Instructions:

Make a Tassel:

Remove Packaging from embroidery floss.

With the floss still folded from the packaging, insert one end of the floss through a jump ring. Twist the floss to make it tight and push it through the jump ring. If it will not fit through the hole easily. Open the jump ring and put the thread inside the ring. Close the ring with jewelry pliers.

Fold the floss in half. Cut off a piece of floss from the end and wrap it around the top of the folded floss. Tie it in a knot and add a dot of hot glue to secure it. Wrap the ends around the knot, hot glue it into place and trim the other end off.

Trim the end of your tassel with sharp scissors.

Make the Necklace: 

Cut a 40-inch piece of nylon thread. Tie a double knot on one end of the string.

Add a needle the other end and add the beads to the string. Add 55 white beads then 25 gold beads, then 22 white beads, 25 beige beads, and another 55 white beads. Pull the ends of the nylon thread to tighten the necklace and tie it off with double knots. Rub just the tip of the hot glue gun on the string to heat it up and add a tiny bit of hot glue between each knot to keep it secure. Put both threads together and tie in a knot dab it hot glue and trim it off.

Add the tassels to where the colored beads meet the white beads in the center and in the center of the white beads by opening the jump ring with jewelry pliers. Loop the jump ring over the nylon string and close it with the pliers. And that’s it! Super cute necklaces! They are definitely, one of my favorite beaded necklaces that I wear.

This one is my favorite I love the mint green with the muted blue and coral tassels. Sometimes I layer these for a more dramatic look.

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More Tassel Projects:

• DIY Suede Tassel Slide Sandals
• Long Dangle Tassel Fringe Earrings
• DIY Hoop Tassel Earrings
• Fabric Tassel Bag Charm by Two Purple Couches

My Must-Have Amazon Tassel Resources:

• Beaded Charm Tassel Necklace
• Fringe Slide Sandal 
• Boho Braided Pom Pom Tassel Necklace
• Layered Tassel Earrings

Check out more of my tassel projects~

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