Anunnaki Pendant Pattern Download

Description

Use right-angle weave, netting, and a mix of Czech-glass beads to form a stunning pendant with an eight-pointed star motif, similar to the symbol of Anu, the main god of Anunnaki.

Techniques: Right-angle weave variation, Tubular and circular netting, Fringe

Materials Needed to Complete this Pattern:

• 4 g bronze antique gold size 15° seed beads 
• 1 g semi-glazed burnt orange size 15° seed beads 
• 1 g bronze size 15° seed beads 
• 2 g bronze size 11° seed beads 
• 1 g semi-glazed blue turquoise size 11° seed beads 
• 1 g semi-glazed olive rainbow size 8° seed beads 
• 32 blue turquoise bronze Picasso 4×2mm 2-hole MiniDuos 
• 8 matte metallic flax 6mm 4-hole QuadraTiles 
• 16 matte metallic flax 10×3mm 2-hole crescent beads 
• 10 halo sandalwood 3mm fire-polished rounds 
• 8 oxidized bronze clay 4mm fire-polished rounds 
• 32 smoky topaz gold luster transparent 3mm pressed-glass rounds 
• 16 antique beige iris luster 4mm pressed-glass rounds 
• 1 oxidized bronze clay 12×16mm pear drop
• 1 antiqued bronze 7×12mm lobster clasp
• 4 antiqued bronze 4mm jump rings
• 18" of antiqued bronze 4×6mm oval chain
• Smoke 6 lb FireLine braided beading thread

Tools Needed to Complete This Project:

• Scissors
• Size 12 beading needle
• 2 pairs of chain- or flat-nose pliers

Finished Size: 1 3/4 × 2 1/2"

Originally Published: Beadwork, April/May 2018