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Candy Cane Earrings Tutorial
If you're feeling festive but are not about the bells and whistles that come with Santa Clause and Christmas Trees, then these Candy Cane beaded earrings may be perfect for you! Tereza shows us step-by-step how to create these adorable earrings by using seed beads, Potomac Crystal bicones, and Potomax Jeweler's Wire!
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Candy Cane Earrings Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Light Pewter, ~ 4 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Picasso Opaque Red Garnet, ~ 4 Grams Silver Plated earwires, 1 Pair Silver Plated Headpins, 4 Pieces Potomac Crystal Bicones 6mm - Garnet AB, 4 Pieces Potomax Jeweler's Wire 24 gauge, 30 Cms. Secondary Colorway Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Gilt Lined Opal, ~ 4 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - White Lava Red, ~ 4 Grams Silver Plated earwires, 1 Pair Silver Plated Headpins, 4 Pieces Czech Glass Pearls 6mm - Wine Shiny, 4 Pieces Potomax Jeweler's Wire 24 gauge, 30 Cms.
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
Potomac Beads is excited to bring you a tutorial for some Candy Cane Beaded Earrings! These earrings are perfect for anyone who loves the festive season but doesn't want to go overboard with all the Santa Claus and Christmas Tree decorations. Tereza shows us step-by-step how to create these adorable earrings by using seed beads, Potomac Crystal bicones, and Potomax Jeweler's Wire!
Choose which color scheme you like best and gather the beads suggested by the designer. A size 10 needle is optimal for this project. If you choose to add some beads at the end of the candy canes for embellishment you will need some headpins.
Let Tereza guide you through the twisted herringbone stitch used in the Candy Cane earring tutorial.
You can choose to use the wire guards or make a beaded loop for your earwires.Bring the thread down through the beads and cut the end. Add the Potomac crystal bicones on the ends of the candy canes.
These candy cane earrings are super simple to make and you can go wild with any colors you like or keep them festive in the traditional holiday colors. What a great gift these candy cane earrings would make! PotomacBeads has everything you need to make these beautiful candy cane earrings. They have a great selection of beads in all the colors of the rainbow, so you can make earrings that are as unique as you are. Their easy to follow instructions make it simple to make these earrings, even if you've never made jewelry before. So gather up your supplies and get started on your own pair of candy cane earrings today!
Choose which color scheme you like best and gather the beads suggested by the designer. A size 10 needle is optimal for this project. If you choose to add some beads at the end of the candy canes for embellishment you will need some headpins.
Let Tereza guide you through the twisted herringbone stitch used in the Candy Cane earring tutorial.
You can choose to use the wire guards or make a beaded loop for your earwires.Bring the thread down through the beads and cut the end. Add the Potomac crystal bicones on the ends of the candy canes.
These candy cane earrings are super simple to make and you can go wild with any colors you like or keep them festive in the traditional holiday colors. What a great gift these candy cane earrings would make! PotomacBeads has everything you need to make these beautiful candy cane earrings. They have a great selection of beads in all the colors of the rainbow, so you can make earrings that are as unique as you are. Their easy to follow instructions make it simple to make these earrings, even if you've never made jewelry before. So gather up your supplies and get started on your own pair of candy cane earrings today!
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
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Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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If you're feeling festive but are not about the bells and whistles that come with Santa Clause and Christmas Trees, then these Candy Cane beaded earrings may be perfect for you! Tereza shows us step-by-step how to create these adorable earrings by using seed beads, Potomac Crystal bicones, and Potomax Jeweler's Wire!
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Light Pewter, ~ 4 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Picasso Opaque Red Garnet, ~ 4 Grams Silver Plated earwires, 1 Pair Silver Plated Headpins, 4 Pieces Potomac Crystal Bicones 6mm - Garnet AB, 4 Pieces Potomax Jeweler's Wire 24 gauge, 30 Cms. Secondary Colorway Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Gilt Lined Opal, ~ 4 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - White Lava Red, ~ 4 Grams Silver Plated earwires, 1 Pair Silver Plated Headpins, 4 Pieces Czech Glass Pearls 6mm - Wine Shiny, 4 Pieces Potomax Jeweler's Wire 24 gauge, 30 Cms.
Project Steps
Potomac Beads is excited to bring you a tutorial for some Candy Cane Beaded Earrings! These earrings are perfect for anyone who loves the festive season but doesn't want to go overboard with all the Santa Claus and Christmas Tree decorations. Tereza shows us step-by-step how to create these adorable earrings by using seed beads, Potomac Crystal bicones, and Potomax Jeweler's Wire!
Choose which color scheme you like best and gather the beads suggested by the designer. A size 10 needle is optimal for this project. If you choose to add some beads at the end of the candy canes for embellishment you will need some headpins.
Let Tereza guide you through the twisted herringbone stitch used in the Candy Cane earring tutorial.
You can choose to use the wire guards or make a beaded loop for your earwires.Bring the thread down through the beads and cut the end. Add the Potomac crystal bicones on the ends of the candy canes.
These candy cane earrings are super simple to make and you can go wild with any colors you like or keep them festive in the traditional holiday colors. What a great gift these candy cane earrings would make! PotomacBeads has everything you need to make these beautiful candy cane earrings. They have a great selection of beads in all the colors of the rainbow, so you can make earrings that are as unique as you are. Their easy to follow instructions make it simple to make these earrings, even if you've never made jewelry before. So gather up your supplies and get started on your own pair of candy cane earrings today!
Choose which color scheme you like best and gather the beads suggested by the designer. A size 10 needle is optimal for this project. If you choose to add some beads at the end of the candy canes for embellishment you will need some headpins.
Let Tereza guide you through the twisted herringbone stitch used in the Candy Cane earring tutorial.
You can choose to use the wire guards or make a beaded loop for your earwires.Bring the thread down through the beads and cut the end. Add the Potomac crystal bicones on the ends of the candy canes.
These candy cane earrings are super simple to make and you can go wild with any colors you like or keep them festive in the traditional holiday colors. What a great gift these candy cane earrings would make! PotomacBeads has everything you need to make these beautiful candy cane earrings. They have a great selection of beads in all the colors of the rainbow, so you can make earrings that are as unique as you are. Their easy to follow instructions make it simple to make these earrings, even if you've never made jewelry before. So gather up your supplies and get started on your own pair of candy cane earrings today!
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