Manual

Do It Yourself Giftbox

DIY

Do It yourself

Would you rather make your jewelry yourself or give it away as a unique gift? Beaddazzeld now also offers its designs as a DIY gift box.

Surprise yourself and discover the simplicity. Everything is processed in the gift box for a special piece of jewelry.

With the simple step-by-step plan you are guaranteed the most beautiful designs.

Anyone can do it!

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QR CODES

Always the right information nearby

Each beaddazzled DIY package has processed 2 QR codes.

QR code at the bottom: this will take you to the beaddazzeld web page of the chosen product. This way you always have an example at hand.

QR code inside:this will take you to the beaddazzeld web page with this manual and walk you through the setup step by step.

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TOOLS

What else do you need

Besides the beaddazzeld DIY package you only need a small needle nose pliers and scissors. You use the pliers to remove the supplied crimp bead to squeeze flat. The crimp bead is a luxurious solution without having to tie the supplied wire. So no visible thread knots in your luxury jewellery. Use the scissors to cut off the excess thread. That's all!

METHOD

In just a few steps to your own jewellery

Scan the QR code on the back of your DIY box. This will take you to the jewelry page and give you a good example to copy.
Open the box and scan the QR code at de inside. Follow the next steps of the manual.

Step 1

Place the contents of the DIY box on a towel. This prevents the beads from rolling off the table.

Step 2

Thread the beads onto the elastic cord provided. Follow the example you encounter by scanning the QR code on the back of the DIY box. You can also unleash your own creativity on this.

Step 3

Now take the crimp bead. This is glued to the bottom of the DIY box. Remove the adhesive tape and make sure that the crimp bead does not fall on the floor.

Step 4

Slide the crimp bead over the left side of the wire. put the other end through the crimp bead in the opposite direction. This causes the threads to cross each other and pull the bracelet together. Make sure that the crimp bead sits firmly between the other beads. You do this by pulling both ends now.

Step 5

Now use the flat-nose pliers and squeeze the crimp bead firmly closed. You can now stretch the bracelet a bit to check whether the crimp bead is tight enough.

Step 6

Now cut the remaining protruding threads as close as possible to the crimp bead.

Now you have made your own jewellery. Have fun with it!