Shimmering Plum Swirls Necklace

With punches of plum, waves of olive, and a bit of pearl blue for good measure, this Shimmering Plum Swirls Necklace is a colorful clay masterpiece. Learn how to make a beaded necklace by first making your own one-of-a-kind clay beads with these step-by-step instructions. If you think you need a kiln to make amazing clay jewelry, think again. This awe-inspiring necklace was baked in a common kitchen oven! Learn how to make clay jewelry like this at home and unlock a whole new world of jewelry making possibilities.

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Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Bead Project TypeNecklace

Intermediate

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Weberme

Jun 19, 2017

This is such a stunning piece of jewelry and I love the purple colors in the beads and the pendent is beautiful and anyone who sees it would never know it is made from clay. I have never made beads with clay but always wanted to try this so this is going on my list of to do's. I can see these necklaces done out of different colors too. They will make a beautiful gift too. If I can get the necklace right I may even try a bracelet and earrings too. What a great set this would be. Thanks for super tutorial.

mulberrygalprinces s

Apr 22, 2017

So you hit upon my favorite color, knowing that would make me stop and check this out. I love purple in all of its glorious shades. From lavender to Concord grape purple. And I love to work with clay. This is going to be on my to do list. Clay is so easy to work with. You literally can't make a mistake. I have stumbled upon beautiful combinations of colors by pure accident. Thank you so much for this inspiring project.

diane lee

May 11, 2013

This is a beautiful color combination and technique, it can lend itself to thousands of color combinations, shapes and applications..... It also took the "fear" out of using polymer clay for the first time too !! I really loved the lentil beads done this way, just beautiful....thank you for sharing :)))