Join Allie as she shows how to create these King Snowflake Earrings designed by Potomacbeads community member Chris Lewis-King. Combine StormDuos, Potomac Pearls, Potomac Crystal Bicones and Mini SuperDuo beads to create this one-of-a-kind look.
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Quick Project Steps
Gather Materials: Prepare StormDuos, Potomac Pearls, Crystal Bicones, Mini SuperDuo beads, and Miyuki Seed Beads in the suggested sizes.
Begin with the Center Pearl: Attach a pearl to your thread, securing it with seed beads.
Add the First Layer: Integrate StormDuos around the pearl, ensuring they sit like open tulips.
Build the Snowflake Shape: Add Mini Duos and seed beads between the StormDuos, forming the iconic snowflake design.
Incorporate Crystal Bicones: Enhance the design with crystal bicones for added sparkle.
Attach Ear Wires: Secure the earrings with wire guards and attach ear wires.
Finish and Secure: Reinforce the thread paths for durability and trim excess thread.
Optional Variations: Experiment with different colors or bead types for varied themes (e.g., floral instead of snowflake).
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Join Allie as she shows how to create these King Snowflake Earrings designed by Potomacbeads community member Chris Lewis-King. Combine StormDuos, Potomac Pearls, Potomac Crystal Bicones and Mini SuperDuo beads to create this one-of-a-kind look.
Athenacast Earwires - French Hook with Coil & Ball Premium 99.9% Pure Silver Plating, 1 Pair
Project Steps
Gather Materials: Prepare StormDuos, Potomac Pearls, Crystal Bicones, Mini SuperDuo beads, and Miyuki Seed Beads in the suggested sizes.
Begin with the Center Pearl: Attach a pearl to your thread, securing it with seed beads.
Add the First Layer: Integrate StormDuos around the pearl, ensuring they sit like open tulips.
Build the Snowflake Shape: Add Mini Duos and seed beads between the StormDuos, forming the iconic snowflake design.
Incorporate Crystal Bicones: Enhance the design with crystal bicones for added sparkle.
Attach Ear Wires: Secure the earrings with wire guards and attach ear wires.
Finish and Secure: Reinforce the thread paths for durability and trim excess thread.
Optional Variations: Experiment with different colors or bead types for varied themes (e.g., floral instead of snowflake).
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