
You will need the following tools:
Scissors
Ruler
Pliers (optional)
Ribbon-1 yard
Two jump rings (the size of a nickel). For those who don’t know what a jump ring is, it’s a metal ring with a small gap for opening and closing.
7 various strands of chain – 12 inches
instructions after the jump

Supplies
All of my materials were purchased at Toho Shoji.

Cut your first strand of chain to 12 inches
Cut your first strand 12 inches long. This will be the longest chain on the necklace.

Cut your remaining strands each a half inch shorter than the next
Cut the remaining strands 1/2 inch shorter than the strand before. I have 7 strands. My longest is 12 inches, my shortest is 9 inches.

Pry open your jump ring and attach your longest strand
Using your pliers open one jump ring and hook on your longest strand.

Hang your chains from longest to shortest
Hang the rest of the chains one at a time, in size order. You’ll hang the smallest one last.

Close the jump ring with pliers
With your pliers, close the gap of the ring.

Repeat and attach to other jump ring
Do the exact same thing to the other end of your chains, starting with the longest strand.

Cut ribbon, and place through jump ring
Cut your ribbon in half. Take one ribbon and put an end through the back of the jump ring so that the edge is facing you.

Knot your ribbon on the jump ring
Fold the edge to the left. Wrap it around the back of the ribbon toward the right and through the hoop, creating a knot.

Repeat on other jump ring. Secure with stitches if your chains are heavy.
Do the same thing with the remaining ribbon and jump ring. Only this time when you fold the ribbon, fold it to the right and bring it around to the left to tie.
Step 10:
If your chains are heavy, you may want to reinforce the knots by sewing a few stitches.

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