These really cool flipped “L’ links give a funky effect, while the pearls bring a bit of elegance to this piece. You’re going to flip over them! By Robin Bare of Barè.

Materials Beadalon 7 Stranded Wire, .015 2 - Flipped “L” link findings, Antique Silver Plated 1 – strand of horizontally drilled lapis lazuli 1 – strand of 4mm bronze rice pearls 24 gauge silver wire  4 – sterling silver crimp tubes 2 – sterling silver crimp covers 10 – 2mm SS beads 5 – 6mm SS open jump rings 1 – fancy hook and eye SS clasp 18mm Tools Pliers crimping tool cutter Beginning Wire Wrapping book Instructions Cut beading wire to desired necklace length. Attached one side of beading wire to one side of the hook and eye clasp. Then string beads in this order: (10) bronze pearls, (1) 2mm SS bead, 1 lapis, (1) 2mm SS bead, (5) pearls, (1) 2mm SS bead, (1) lapis, (1) 2mm SS bead, (5) pearls, (1) 2mm SS bead, (1) lapis. Cut and crimp wire to jump ring closing onto one side of “L” link – add crimp cover. This is just a portion of the side of your necklace. Repeat steps 2-4 to make a similar side. Create a wire wrap with the largest of your lapis beads adding a pearl on each side using a simple loop. With your fingers push loops up to form a “c” shape. Attach lapis to jump rings attaching the 2 side of your necklace together. Last but not least – attach a dangle made of one of the pearls to the clasp. Tips By pushing the loops up on the pendant I made it have the piece more of a curve effect. Using the bronze pearls helped to bring out the “gold” flecks of the lapis lazuli. *All designs provided are for inspirational use only. Feel free to copy this design or make it your own. We may run out of any/all ssupplies used in any given design.