Tin Cup Earrings, Bracelet & Necklace Beading Pattern

Learn how to make our "Tin Cup Collection", featuring a necklace popularly known as a "Station" necklace, a "floating" necklace, and most recently, a "Tin Cup" necklace (as popularized by the 1996 movie Tin Cup in which Rene Russo wore a version of this necklace with widely spaced pearls).  It's the perfect necklace that goes with and dresses up virtually anything. Make one up in either satiny pearls or sparkling crystals for those special occasions when you want to add a touch of class and sparkle to your wardrobe. A great project for beaders of all skill levels, including beginners.

This detailed beading pattern includes a recommended materials list, over 40 high-resolution photos, and easy-to-follow step-by-step directions to ensure your success. 

Recommended Materials:

Necklace Materials:

- Chain
- 20 gauge wire
- 6 mm beads
- 4 mm open jump rings
- End clasps

Bracelet Materials:

- Chain
- 20 gauge wire
- 6 mm beads
- 4 mm open jump rings
- Set end clasps

Earring Materials:

- Chain
- 6 mm beads
- 20" 22 gauge headpins with 1.5mm ball - we purchased our's from www.ShipwreckBeads.com
- Earwires - we used ear posts with clutch

Common Tools:

- Flush cutter
- Chain nose or flat nose pliers
- Round nose pliers