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Create these stunning earrings for summer!
Cute and colourful, tassels are perfect to add a touch of joy on your accessories and jewellery. I have chosen some bright colours for these earrings to go with you to the beach !
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Step 1
So first let's make a mini-tassel.
Thread the embroidery floss through your needle.
Go through a crimp bead and a jump ring (1).
Make a loop (you can use your little finger to hold the thread) and go through the crimp bead and jump ring again (2).
Wrap your thread around the jump ring and go through the crimp bead again (3).
Create two more loops (so 3 in total) and cut your embroidery floss about 15cm from your jump ring (4). -
Step 2
Remove your needle from previous floss end. Take the end you just cut and thread it through the needle. Make sure you wrap around the jump ring and go through the crimp bead (5).
Pull on the ends of the embroidery floss to make sure the part wrapping the jump ring is nice and tidy.Take your flat plier and crimp the crimp bead to block the embroidery floss (6) & (7).
Use scissors to cut evenly the embroidery floss and finalise the shape and length of your tassel.
Repeat these steps to create the 7 remaining tassels. -
Step 3
I have used a mix of miyuki delicas and swarovski bicone crystals as shown in the pictures below.
Just thread the beads in the hoop and insert the mini tassels following the pattern (9).
I kept one mini-tassel of the main colour to hang it to the top hoop hole.
To do so, first check that the opening of the jump ring is out of the embroidery floss. If not, just turn the ring until it appears. Use your pliers to open the ring and close it once hooked to the hoop (10).
Repeat steps 9 & 10 for the other hoop to create the second earring (11).