Getting ready for work:
• pliers
• round nose pliers
• side cutters
• ear wires 2 pcs.
• round large orange beads 2 pcs.
• diamond-shaped large orange beads 4 pcs.
• rectangular large orange beads 4 pcs.
• carbine
• connecting rings with a diameter of 5 mm
• round faceted black beads (I have different sizes, you can take all the same ones)
• huggers
• chain
• pins with a loop at the end
• pins with a round head
Let's start with making earrings. To do this, take a pin with a loop at the end, put a hug on it, a black bead, another hug and bend the pin with your fingers. Hugs play an aesthetic role; in this case they do not have a practical function. Therefore, if you don’t have them, you can safely do without them.
Use side cutters to cut off the pin, leaving about 1 cm.
We make the second loop.Using pliers, grab the edge of the pin and bend it in the direction opposite to where you bent the pin. Do not close the newly formed loop completely; we will close it a little later, during the process of assembling the earrings.
We do the same with the second bead for the second earring.
We repeat the procedure for two large diamond-shaped beads with the only difference that for these beads use pins with a round head, and not loops.
Using the slightly open loops, we attach the black beads to the orange ones, and close the loops tightly with pliers.
We take connecting rings that will help us attach earrings to our earrings. We fasten and close the rings tightly. 5 minutes have passed, and the earrings are ready!
Let's move on to the beads. We string black beads onto pins and make loops with pliers. Remember that we are not closing the loops completely yet. I didn't put huggers on all the beads. Do as you please. Who likes it more? For one of the beads, use a pin with a round head.
We do the same for the round orange beads.
And for the rest of the orange beads.
We lay out all the beads in the order in which we will collect them.
We begin assembly using those hinges that we left slightly open. You can start from anywhere (from the edge, from the middle). I start from the middle. Don’t forget to close the loops of the pins tightly so that the beads don’t spread out while wearing them.
We continue assembling, attaching round beads.
We go further and attach the remaining beads.
Now, using connecting rings, we attach the chains to the edges of the beads. I have one chain 2 times longer than the second. You can make them the same if you wish.
To the longer chain, using a connecting ring, I attach the last black bead, which I placed on a pin with a round head. This is not necessary, it will still be on the back and will often not be visible, but it seems to me that it gives some kind of finished look to the product.
We attach a carabiner to the second chain using a connecting ring.
Due to the fact that my first chain is long, I can adjust the length of the product.
Our kit is ready!
