In this video, Allie shows how to use 2 colors of gemduo beads to create Sheryl Steele's Demeber Star Earrings. These are a great handmade gift to give this holiday season since they are lightweight, quick to make, and use limited supplies. Create these earrings in less than an hour to wear or take toyour next Christmas party.
Starting the Core: Use five green Mini GemDuo beads, ensuring the flat side faces down. Tie them into a floral shape with Dragon thread.
Expanding the Star: Add red Mini GemDuo beads and 11/0 or 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads between the second holes of the green beads.
Building the Shape: Sew through the beads, adding more seed beads around the red GemDuos to expand the star.
Finalizing and Attaching: After adding seed beads around the outer edge, attach a wire guard at the top for connecting to ear wires. Finish by sewing the thread back to the starting point and tie off.
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In this video, Allie shows how to use 2 colors of gemduo beads to create Sheryl Steele's Demeber Star Earrings. These are a great handmade gift to give this holiday season since they are lightweight, quick to make, and use limited supplies. Create these earrings in less than an hour to wear or take toyour next Christmas party.
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Mini GemDuo Beads - Lava Red, 12 Beads
Mini GemDuo Beads - Gold Shine Dark Olive Green, 12 Bead
Starting the Core: Use five green Mini GemDuo beads, ensuring the flat side faces down. Tie them into a floral shape with Dragon thread.
Expanding the Star: Add red Mini GemDuo beads and 11/0 or 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads between the second holes of the green beads.
Building the Shape: Sew through the beads, adding more seed beads around the red GemDuos to expand the star.
Finalizing and Attaching: After adding seed beads around the outer edge, attach a wire guard at the top for connecting to ear wires. Finish by sewing the thread back to the starting point and tie off.
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