To begin, thread the pearl and flower cup onto the nail and then thread the pendant. Form a single loop on the back of the pendant. Be careful, it must be stuck to the pendant to secure the pearl/flower/pendant threading.

Now cut a chain to the length of your choice. Here we've taken a chain about 45cm long, so the pendant will fall over the breastbone. 

Cut a flexible brass wire and attach it to a link in the chain. Wind the wire around 2 turns, then cut the excess off flush.

For the best results, try using discreet curls!

Now string 5 seed beads...

To secure the beads, pass the brass wire through the other ring of the chain link. Your beads will then curve around the ball of the chain.

Wind the brass wire between the last bead and the chain link, make 2 turns and then cut the excess wire off flush.

If the cut wire protrudes slightly, you can flatten it with flat-nose pliers. 

Now continue using this technique to dress up your channel...

Here we've placed 6 on the chain, taking care not to be totally symmetrical. This brings more life to the creation! We spaced the beads one link apart and left the centre of the chain free for the pendant.

Then connect the pendant to the centre of the chain using the loop created earlier.

To finish, attach the clasp and extension chain (3cm) with 3mm rings.

Tip: To add a pretty touch to the extension chain, you can place a 4mm ring with 3 seed beads at the end of the chain. It's subtle and the perfect finishing touch!

Your jewellery is finished!

Beautiful creation!