Nancy Denmark, Jewelry Artist
BLUES & TEAL LARIAT SET FULL VIEW BLUES & TEAL LARIAT SET CLOSE UP VIEW JEWELTONE FLAT TEXTURED BEADED LARIAT  
JEWELTONE BEADED LARIAT
CLOSE UP VIEW JEWELTONE 
BEADED LARIAT TIGEREYE LARIAT TEAL, PURPLE, BLUE, GREEN
LARIAT SET OLIVE GREEN & PURPLE LARIAT MONOCHROMATIC OLIVE GREEN LARIAT CREAMY SHERBET LARIAT CREAMY SHERBET ENDS CLOSE UP BRIGHTS ON BLACK LARIAT SET BLACK, WHITE, SILVER LARIAT CHECKERS LARIAT BEADED NECKLACE 
FULL VIEW CHECKERS LARIAT BEADED NECKLACE 
2 CLOSE UP VIEWS TIGEREYE AND TURQUOISE
Lariat Set SHADES OF TOURMALINE LARIAT
(SOLD) TEAL, PURPLE, & GOLD LARIAT SET
(SOLD) ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL LARIAT WARM AUTUMN JEWELS LARIAT (SOLD) MONOCHROMATIC TEAL LARIAT MONOCHROMATIC PURPLE LARIAT MONOCHROMATIC COOL BLUES LARIAT MONOCHROMATIC RED LARIAT SET PINK HOTTIE LARIAT (SOLD) POPSICLES AND ICICLES LARIAT POPSICLES & ICICLES CLOSE UP 2
LONG LARIATS

Be sure to scroll the gallery to see all the color choices available. View this gallery in full with descriptions for each by clicking on the first image, then move through the gallery using the purple "next". The first images in the gallery usually show lariats in current inventory available for immediate delivery.

Most lariat sets are priced at $95. All my beaded necklaces come with matching earrings included in the price. When ordered without earrings I reduce the price by $10. Earrings can be converted to a clip earring for an additional charge.

My beaded creations combine polymer clay feature beads strung with a variety of gemstone and glass beads. I hand make the clay feature beads, setting the color scheme for the piece. I select the gem and glass beads while stringing the necklace, resulting in a spontaneous rhythm of color, shape, and texture while rendering each creation one of a kind.

A lariat necklace is one long strand, worn like a beaded scarf (no clasp needed). To wear lariat style, fold the necklace in half, wrap around the neck, slipping the ends through the loop formed by the fold. You can use a decorative pin to anchor the lariat at the loop or to drape the beads and pin to clothing. Twisting gives a different look and shortens the length. Tie a loose knot with the dangling ends to create a nice focal point.

The longer the lariat, the more options there are for wearing it. Leave it long, or wrap the strand around more times, creating a multi-strand short necklace, letting the ends dangle freely or loosely tied. Drape it around the neck without a fold and tie a loose knot for an even longer wearing option.There are no right or wrong ways to wear lariat necklaces.

Experiment to find the ways that work best for you!

Link here to view the process of how I make the polymer clay feature beads.




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