DIY Stackable Aqua Ombre Beaded Necklace Idea

"Let waves of refreshing aqua colors cascade from you like a waterfall thanks to this fantastic DIY project. With so many steps, it may look intimidating, but you’ll quickly see that everything just falls into place when you start. 1. On a length of stretchy cording, thread a combination of 4mm/6mm moonstone beads. The length should be approx. 16".2. On a new length of stretchy cording, thread a combination of 4mm/6mm moonstone beads and 4mm/6mm blue topaz beads. The length should be approx. 18". 3. On a new length of cording, thread a combination of 8mm blue topaz beads in a random pattern that consists of bicone, round and cube beads with AB finish and basic finish. The length should be approx. 19".4. On a new length of cording, thread a combination of 6mm aquamarine beads in a random pattern that consists of bicone, round and cube beads with AB finish and basic finish. This length should be approx. 21".5. On a new length of cording, thread a combination of 8mm aquamarine beads in a random pattern that includes bicone, round and cube beads with AB finish or regular finish. This length should be approx. 22". 6. On a new length of cording, thread a combination of beads from the teal bead assortment. This length should be approx. 24".7. On another length of cording, thread a combination of beads from the teal bead assortment. This length should be approx. 26". 8. On another length of cording, thread a combination of 6mm sapphire beads in a random pattern that consists of bicone, round and cube beads with either AB or basic finish. Approx. length 28".9. On another length of cording thread thread a combination of 8mm sapphire beads in a random pattern that consists of bicone, round and cube beads with either AB or basic finish. Approx. length 30".10. Once all 9 lengths of beading are complete, tie each individual strand in a knot and secure with adhesive if desired. Once dry, trim any excess cording. "