It's always fun to create dangling looks within earring designs. They add movement and fun to your style. Cheri used Czech glass dagger beads and fire-polished beads in fun colors to create dangles for these earrings. She used beading thread to create a more organic look for each dangle. Switch up the bead colors to create a new take on this design.
Knot the center of a length of thread approximately one foot long to a TierraCast brass oxide brass small oval open jump ring. With a needle on one half, thread a 2mm fire-polished bead in rose gold topaz luster and a Czech glass 10x4mm opaque mustard orange small dagger bead onto the thread. Then, go back through the fire-polished bead. Snug the beads up to the jump ring and knot the two threads together between the jump ring and the fire-polished bead.
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
It's always fun to create dangling looks within earring designs. They add movement and fun to your style. Cheri used Czech glass dagger beads and fire-polished beads in fun colors to create dangles for these earrings. She used beading thread to create a more organic look for each dangle. Switch up the bead colors to create a new take on this design.
Knot the center of a length of thread approximately one foot long to a TierraCast brass oxide brass small oval open jump ring. With a needle on one half, thread a 2mm fire-polished bead in rose gold topaz luster and a Czech glass 10x4mm opaque mustard orange small dagger bead onto the thread. Then, go back through the fire-polished bead. Snug the beads up to the jump ring and knot the two threads together between the jump ring and the fire-polished bead.
