Half Tila Herringbone Necklace | Two Hole Beading Tutorial

✿ Hey beautiful! It’s Gina from . In today’s tutorial I will show you how to make this, quick to work-up, Miyuki Half Tila Herringbone beaded necklace pattern. For this demonstration I am using two different colors of the Half Tila beads, and will alternate the rows in a slim vertical stripe design. For specific materials, and where I recommend purchasing them, please see the list below. ✿ Materials List - for one 17“ necklace (See Blog Post for Specific Colors: ) *** For longer length, you can also add an extender chain to the clasp area. :) ✔ Miyuki Half Tila Beads in 2 Colors (~3g ea): ✔ 11/0 Seed Beads (~1g) ✔ 15/0 Seed Beads (~1g) ✔ 8-10ft - 6lb Fireline, or beading thread of choice ✔ Beading Needle, Size 10 ✔ 2 - Wire Guards () ✔ 2 - Jump Rings ✔ 1 - Clasp of Choice ✔ Jewelry Pliers ✔ Scissors ✔ Bead Mat This pattern is a great springboard for many other types of two-hole herringbone designs. You can change up where the colors are placed, how many colors are used, and even play around with making a wider variety, which would be even more similar to the ones featured in the bracelet tutorial: The more, the merrier! Please follow for more real-time jewelry making content: ✿ FACEBOOK: ✿ INSTAGRAM: ✿ PINTEREST: ✿ TWITTER: Looking for my beading patterns, or want to purchase one of my beaded jewelry creations? ✿ Shop Instant Download Beading Patterns: ✿ Shop One-of-a-Kind, Handmade Jewelry: Wondering which bead box is the best? ✿ See the Master List of Beading Boxes, and Coupons: ✿ View this video for more: Here is a compiled a list of my must-have beading products. ✿ See Gina’s Favorite Beading Supplies / Gift Ideas for Beaders: Visit the Design Index to see all of Gina’s beading designs, organized by type, skill-level, and more! ✿ Visit the Orchid and Opal Design Index Wanna trade?! If you have beading supplies to swap, especially beads or findings which have come in monthly bead boxes, here is the group for you: ✿ Join the Bead Swap Facebook Group: Businesses, or viewers, who wish to contact me personally may reach me here: ✿ E-mail: orchidopaljewelry AT gmail DOT com GENERAL: ✿ Copyright: Especially pertaining to Orchid and Opal original jewelry designs, please do NOT reproduce, or copy video content, or written instructions, in any format, without my consent. You may email me to inquire about discounted pricing for written patterns used in group instruction. ✿ Credit: Artists spend countless hours on their designs from concept to completion. I have the utmost respect for other artists, and the time/energy behind their original designs. I will always make a point to give credit where credit is due because I expect the same in return. Of course, in some rare circumstances, artists’ beading designs may overlap in certain ways; after all, there are only so many combinations in which beads may be put together. It’s possible for artists to simply “be on the same wavelength.” “Great minds think alike,“ and all that. :) ✿ Selling: You may sell any of the jewelry you have made from my tutorials. If you are able to credit, or tag me, as the designer, it is much appreciated. ✿ Commenting: I am honored to have you here! In order to maintain an upbuilding environment, please note that I have no tolerance for hate speech, bullying, spam, or comments that rudely criticize others, or myself, without the intent of offering constructive suggestions. ✿ Please note: Orchid and Opal is a one-woman show. I (Gina) happily work full-time creating new designs, finished pieces, written patterns, and video content. However, there’s so much more work that goes unseen. I state this to let you know (1) how passionate I am about what I do, and (2) as a fellow human, I make mistakes, and do the best I can while also trying to maintain a work-life balance. I always strive to thoroughly research topics, educate myself, and present you with the most accurate content, to the very best of my ability. Thanks for joining me on this creative journey! FTC Disclosure: This information may contain affiliate links, in which I might earn a small commission based on your purchase, at absolutely no cost to you. Regardless, I only recommend products and services I trust. Updated: 2020-10-06