This video tutorial featured by Potomac Bead Company and designed/recorded by Gianna Zimmerman teaches you how to make Gianna's "AVA Goes Baroque" earring design.
11/0 and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads in various colors (Galvanized Gold, Silver Lined, Bronze)
3mm Swarovski Pearls
Preciosa Bugles
O Beads in two colors (Metallic Violet, Brass Gold)
Fire Line (0.006 size)
Beeswax (for threading)
John James Needle
Ear hooks
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Quick Project Steps
Start with threading a Swarovski Pearl, followed by four 15/0 Bronze Seed Beads, creating a loop.
Add two AVA® Beads, threading through all three holes, alternating with O Beads and 15/0 Seed Beads for decoration.
Incorporate Bugles between AVA® Beads using 15/0 Gold Seed Beads to secure the structure.
Repeat the pattern symmetrically to complete the second half of the earring.
Finish by attaching the ear hook after securing the end threads.
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Item Description
This video tutorial featured by Potomac Bead Company and designed/recorded by Gianna Zimmerman teaches you how to make Gianna's "AVA Goes Baroque" earring design.
Designer's Material List
The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
AVA® Beads
11/0 and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads in various colors (Galvanized Gold, Silver Lined, Bronze)
3mm Swarovski Pearls
Preciosa Bugles
O Beads in two colors (Metallic Violet, Brass Gold)
Fire Line (0.006 size)
Beeswax (for threading)
John James Needle
Ear hooks
Project Steps
Start with threading a Swarovski Pearl, followed by four 15/0 Bronze Seed Beads, creating a loop.
Add two AVA® Beads, threading through all three holes, alternating with O Beads and 15/0 Seed Beads for decoration.
Incorporate Bugles between AVA® Beads using 15/0 Gold Seed Beads to secure the structure.
Repeat the pattern symmetrically to complete the second half of the earring.
Finish by attaching the ear hook after securing the end threads.
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Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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