Are you ready to shake your tail feathers?!? The Plumage Earrings by PotomacBeads guest designer Deborah Perez will have you doing just that!! This spectacular, beautifully colored design is a fabulous arrangement of IrisDuo® Beads, Potomac Crystal Ingots, Potomac Crystal Rounds, Seed Beads, and Miyuki Drops. With green and blue hues such as these dangling from your ears, it'll be a constant PARTY! These beautiful earrings are perfect to go to the office, or simply to look gorgeous at home! Technique Learned: Beadweaving
Prepare your materials and thread the needle with an arm's span of thread. Start by threading four IrisDuo beads and four Ingot beads, ensuring all IrisDuos face the same direction. Form a loop by going back through all beads to reinforce, then tie a knot and cut the tail end. Step up to add a second row of IrisDuo beads between the original ones using their second holes. Embellish with Miyuki drops and Potomac Crystal Rounds, then add Toho Seed Beads for finishing touches. Create a loop with seed beads at the top for the earwire, or use a wire guard.
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Learn how to create beautiful and artistic RounDuo Bangle Stacker Bracelets in this DIY jewelry-making tutorial. Using RounDuo or RounDuo Mini beads paired with 11/0, 15/0, and 8/0 seed beads, this video will guide you through each step, from selecting materials to finishing with a clasp or continuous bangle design. Perfect for both beginners and advanced beaders, this project allows for endless creativity with color combinations. Shop the materials needed and follow along to create your own unique bracelet!
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Are you ready to shake your tail feathers?!? The Plumage Earrings by PotomacBeads guest designer Deborah Perez will have you doing just that!! This spectacular, beautifully colored design is a fabulous arrangement of IrisDuo® Beads, Potomac Crystal Ingots, Potomac Crystal Rounds, Seed Beads, and Miyuki Drops. With green and blue hues such as these dangling from your ears, it'll be a constant PARTY! These beautiful earrings are perfect to go to the office, or simply to look gorgeous at home! Technique Learned: Beadweaving
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Potomac Crystal Ingot
Metallic Green Iris, 8 Beads IrisDuo® Beads
Aztec Gold, 40 Beads Potomac Crystal Round 4mm
Aqua, 8 Beads Toho Seed Beads 11/0
Metallic Cosmos, ~1.5 Grams Miyuki Drops 3.4mm
Opaque Cobalt AB, 26 Beads Earwires
Gold Plated, 2 Pieces
Project Steps
Prepare your materials and thread the needle with an arm's span of thread. Start by threading four IrisDuo beads and four Ingot beads, ensuring all IrisDuos face the same direction. Form a loop by going back through all beads to reinforce, then tie a knot and cut the tail end. Step up to add a second row of IrisDuo beads between the original ones using their second holes. Embellish with Miyuki drops and Potomac Crystal Rounds, then add Toho Seed Beads for finishing touches. Create a loop with seed beads at the top for the earwire, or use a wire guard.
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