Learn how to create stunning spacer bar earrings with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial from PotomacBeads. Using Claspgarten Spacer Bars with Swarovski Crystals, Potomac Pearls, and Athenacast Wire Guards, this step-by-step guide will teach you the right angle weave technique, perfect for both beginners and experienced beaders. Customize your design with various beads and spacers to create unique earrings or use the method for necklaces and other jewelry pieces. Click to get the complete list of materials and join our creative community!
Gather Materials:
Claspgarten Spacer Bars, Potomac Pearls (3mm and 6mm), Athenacast Wire Guards, Athenacast Earwires, and Dragon Thread.
Start the Weave:
Thread three 3mm pearls and go through the first hole of the spacer bar.
Add three more pearls and go through the second hole, forming a triangle.
Continue Weaving:
Repeat the pattern, adding pearls and threading through each hole of the spacer bar.
Ensure the beads form tight triangular designs as you weave.
Add Wire Guards:
At the top, add four pearls and use wire guards to protect the thread.
Wrap the thread around the wire guard and go back through the beads to secure.
Attach Ear Wires:
Thread through the beads to the bottom, adding a 6mm pearl and more 3mm pearls to complete the design.
Attach the ear wire through the wire guard for a finished look.
Finish and Customize:
Reinforce the design by threading back through the beads.
Customize with different beads and spacer bars as desired.
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Learn how to create stunning spacer bar earrings with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial from PotomacBeads. Using Claspgarten Spacer Bars with Swarovski Crystals, Potomac Pearls, and Athenacast Wire Guards, this step-by-step guide will teach you the right angle weave technique, perfect for both beginners and experienced beaders. Customize your design with various beads and spacers to create unique earrings or use the method for necklaces and other jewelry pieces. Click to get the complete list of materials and join our creative community!
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Claspgarten Spacer Bar Multi-Strand with Swarovski Crystals | 25x4mm | 7-Strand | Real 23k Gold Plated, 2 pieces
Gather Materials:
Claspgarten Spacer Bars, Potomac Pearls (3mm and 6mm), Athenacast Wire Guards, Athenacast Earwires, and Dragon Thread.
Start the Weave:
Thread three 3mm pearls and go through the first hole of the spacer bar.
Add three more pearls and go through the second hole, forming a triangle.
Continue Weaving:
Repeat the pattern, adding pearls and threading through each hole of the spacer bar.
Ensure the beads form tight triangular designs as you weave.
Add Wire Guards:
At the top, add four pearls and use wire guards to protect the thread.
Wrap the thread around the wire guard and go back through the beads to secure.
Attach Ear Wires:
Thread through the beads to the bottom, adding a 6mm pearl and more 3mm pearls to complete the design.
Attach the ear wire through the wire guard for a finished look.
Finish and Customize:
Reinforce the design by threading back through the beads.
Customize with different beads and spacer bars as desired.
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