Create these stylish moth-inspired earrings featuring a unique triangle design. Customize with colors, bead sizes, or crystal drops for a personalized look. Work with 8/0 seed beads, delicas, Dragon Thread, and briolette drops to craft these versatile earrings. Master herringbone and peyote stitches to build the triangle shape and enhance it with detailed embellishments. Explore endless possibilities by changing bead sizes, patterns, or dangles to suit your style.
Gather Materials:
8/0 seed beads. Delica beads for detailing. Dragon Thread (size 8) with a size 10 needle. Briolette drops for embellishment. Wire guard and ear wires.
Create the Base Circle:
String three 8/0 seed beads and tie them into a circle. Leave a tail for tying off later.
Start Herringbone Stitch:
Add two 8/0 seed beads and pass through the next base bead. Repeat around the circle to form the first row.
Build the Triangle:
Continue adding rows using herringbone stitch to create the triangle’s sides.
Add Peyote Embellishments:
Insert Delica beads between herringbone rows for a layered effect. Alternate herringbone and peyote rows as you build the triangle.
Attach Briolette Drops:
Add briolette drops at the bottom corners of the triangle. Use Delica beads as spacers for balance.
Secure the Wire Guard:
Add a wire guard at the top of the triangle to protect the thread. Loop through beads multiple times to reinforce.
Attach the Ear Wire:
Securely attach the ear wire to the wire guard. Ensure the earring hangs evenly.
Finish and Customize:
Tie off threads securely and trim the excess. Experiment with different colors, bead sizes, or additional embellishments.
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05-15-25
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Beverly
05-15-25
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05-15-25
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Item Description
Create these stylish moth-inspired earrings featuring a unique triangle design. Customize with colors, bead sizes, or crystal drops for a personalized look. Work with 8/0 seed beads, delicas, Dragon Thread, and briolette drops to craft these versatile earrings. Master herringbone and peyote stitches to build the triangle shape and enhance it with detailed embellishments. Explore endless possibilities by changing bead sizes, patterns, or dangles to suit your style.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Potomac Crystal Briolettes - Light Sapphire AB 6x12mm, 6 Pieces
Miyuki Seed Beads - Aztec Gold 8/0, ~1 Gram
Miyuki Seed Beads - Ivory Pearl Ceylon 8/0, ~1 Gram
Gather Materials:
8/0 seed beads. Delica beads for detailing. Dragon Thread (size 8) with a size 10 needle. Briolette drops for embellishment. Wire guard and ear wires.
Create the Base Circle:
String three 8/0 seed beads and tie them into a circle. Leave a tail for tying off later.
Start Herringbone Stitch:
Add two 8/0 seed beads and pass through the next base bead. Repeat around the circle to form the first row.
Build the Triangle:
Continue adding rows using herringbone stitch to create the triangle’s sides.
Add Peyote Embellishments:
Insert Delica beads between herringbone rows for a layered effect. Alternate herringbone and peyote rows as you build the triangle.
Attach Briolette Drops:
Add briolette drops at the bottom corners of the triangle. Use Delica beads as spacers for balance.
Secure the Wire Guard:
Add a wire guard at the top of the triangle to protect the thread. Loop through beads multiple times to reinforce.
Attach the Ear Wire:
Securely attach the ear wire to the wire guard. Ensure the earring hangs evenly.
Finish and Customize:
Tie off threads securely and trim the excess. Experiment with different colors, bead sizes, or additional embellishments.
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