You cannot be faulted for wondering why this is called an African Ladies necklace. The answer is simple. I saw some images with colourful African ladies. Their colours were the inspiration for this piece. There! Mystery solved 😀

Extremely Fun! That is what this necklace feels like!
It has amazingly bright and happy colours. Sparkles are to found in the Swarovski crystal beads that have been worked into it.
And of course the swinging, happily joyous beaded circles and ovals just add to the rhythm and colour of the piece.
Length: Princess length – 48 cm
Materials
- Japanese Toho 8/0 seed beads
- Czech Super Duo beads
- Swarovski 4mm crystals (Light Siam)
Status: g70 TNL SOLD ℋ Agnes Lim 5/7/16
Some DIY Notes on "African Ladies" necklace

The graph is done in jBeads software.
I have worked Swarovski beads into the piece. I just cannot do without the happy sparkle!

They are beaded over solid closed rings made from metal or glass.
For more information on beaded crochet ropes, see Tips & Tricks for Beaded Crochet.
