Get your base, thread and 2.5mm crochet (with a loop on it) ready.

Now let’s grab the base. Hold the shorter thread to the base and put crochet inside the ring. Just like it is showed on the picture. 

Hook your crochet to the thread that is coming from the spool.

Pull thread under base and a beginning thread. We’re going to have two stitches on crochet. Keep holding the shorter thread on the base, there’s not going to be a problem making first double crochet and two stitches. Besides, we won’t have to get rid of the ending, it’s going to be hidden.

Pull thread through both stitches.

Our first double crochet is ready.

Now the same, holding shorter thread by the base, get the crochet to the middle of a ring.

Hook crochet on a thread.

Pull under the base and we have two hoops on crochet.

Pull the thread through both using a crochet hook.

Continue until our ring is fully ‘dressed’. You can cut the shorter thread sometime in the middle if it gets in the way. Usually I just leave it.

When the ring is dressed we can cut the thread and pull it through the loop. Just pull the loop until the thread is out of stitches and pull.

Now grab a smaller crochet and go to the back thread of our chain on the edge of a base, by the thread that is cut. Pull the cut thread through this stitch. Repeat it twice pulling somewhere in the back so the ending is not visible on the front of our earring. 

 Glue the spot where you'll cut the thread. Wait until dry and cut.

While the base is drying, we can prepare flowers.

Get the headpin and put a 4mm bead on it. Open the hook from the flower, take the cap off and remove a pin.

Insert your headpin with bead where the old eyepin was.

Prepare second one the same way.

When the flowers are ready and the glue on the base has dried, attach the bigger jump ring to the earring (jumprings can be the same size). Open it, attach in the spot where we were gluing and close.

Open second jumpring and attach to previous one.

Now it’s time for the earring hook. Attach it to the open jumpring, making sure the earring is facing front – visible chain and no glue.

Hang the first flower. It’s going to be the one we didn’t alter. Open the hook and attach flower to the jumpring on base. Close the hook.

Now it’s time for the first altered flower. We need to attach it to the crocheted piece under the chain, next to the jumpring. 

Cut the headpin and leave 0.5cm or a bit more, so it’s comfortable. Grab the round nose pliers and bend your pin into hook, facing down, so it gets the base from the bottom.

Attach the second flower in a similar way. I recommend to place it right above the base so it’s a bit lower or move it to that position after attaching.

Attach the flowers for the second earring in the same way. 

And they’re ready! I’m so in love with them, there’s no way I’m going to stop on just one pair.  Are you going to make your own?