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How to make earrings with superduo beads - step by step diamond earrings

Products used in project:

How to make earrings with superduo beads - step by step diamond earrings

Items (5)

Qty

Price

Nymo Beading Thread Size D 0.3mm Emerald 64yards

TC284

Out of stock

Jump rings / surgical steel / 7mm / silver / wire 1mm / 25pcs

C3712

£1.57

SuperDuo™ / glass beads / 2.5x5mm / Matte AB / Chrysolite / 10g / ~140pcs

U9401 - Alternative Product

£2.77

SuperDuo™ / glass beads / 2.5x5mm / Luster Opal / Yellow / 10g / ~140pcs

U6235

Out of stock

Ear studs / flat pad / heart / surgical steel / 12x8x8mm / silver / 1pair

W0545

£1.49

Total Cost

£5.83

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Beads Direct Bead Tray Purple and Beige 20x30cm PK1

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Crane / steel scissors for embroidery / 11.5cm / gold / blade 3.5cm / 1pcs

£6.97

Needle set for beading / size 9 / length 36mm / silver / 12pcs

£0.89

Information about project:

How to make earrings with superduo beads - step by step diamond earrings

Designed by: Julita Wójtowicz-Gra

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We all love Matubo beads. They give our imagination a chance to show off. Here at BD we really love the new SuperDuo colours. I will show you step by step how to make earrings with SuperDuo beads. So if you have a little time, beads and a cup of tea at hand, you can forget about the world for a moment to create these gorgeous earrings. Let's Stitch!

Materials:

SuperDuo - 98 pieces. I used two colours - Matte Hematite (S1) and Metallic Silver (S2).
Earwires
Jump Rings
Needle
Thread - I used One-G in grey-blue. Match the thread to the colour of the beads because it will be visible from the side of the earrings.
Scissors
Jewellery Pliers

Please note that the colours for the products illustrated in the image above may not match the 'Products List'.

Step 1

We cut about 1.5m thread and thread it on the needle. We thread one TOHO bead and tie a thread about 10 cm from the end of the thread. He will be our stopwatch.

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We thread 3 S1 beads by pulling the thread through one hole from each bead.

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We pass the needle through the second hole of the last bead, turning the thread.

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Aligning the beads in a visible way in the picture we thread the S2 bead.

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Step 5

We thread the thread through the upper hole of the first bead S1.

When working, make sure that the beads adhere nicely to each other, but do not stretch the thread too much because it can cause the earring to wave.

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We thread another S1 bead ...

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... and then put the thread through the second hole of the same bead and turn the thread back.

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Step 8

We thread the S2 bead.

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Step 9

We thread the thread through the upper hole of the S2 bead in the middle of the work.

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Step 10

We thread one S2 bead and one S1 bead and set the strung beads visible in the photo - S2 bead up and S1 bead down.

We can already see how the pattern is created from the bottom of the bead.

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Step 11

We pull the needle through the second hole of the last S1 bead and all the holes of the beads on the same level (a total of 5 beads).

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Step 12

We pull the needle through the second hole of the last S1 bead and all the holes of the beads on the same level (a total of 5 beads).

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Step 13

We thread the S1 bead.

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Step 14

We thread the thread through the second hole of the last S1 bead, turning the thread.

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We thread the S2 bead.

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Step 16

We thread the thread through the S2 bead in the earring.

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Step 17

We thread the S1 bead.

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Step 18

We thread the thread through the S2 bead at work.

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Step 19

We thread the beads S2 and S1 and set them as shown in the photo - S2 up and S1 down.

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Step 20

We thread the thread through the second hole of the last S1 bead and then all the holes in the beads in the same row.

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Step 21

We pass the needle through the second hole of the last S1 bead and all the holes in the beads in this row.

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Step 22

We proceed in the same way creating the next 3 rows.

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Step 23

We proceed in the same way creating the next 3 rows.

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Step 24

Passing through the thread through all the beads in the seventh row, we do not pass through the last bead S1. From now on we will narrow our earring.

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We go through the second hole in the last bead S2.

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Step 26

We make the beads in a row in the same way as before (two S1 beads, one S2 bead, two S1 beads).

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Step 27

We pass the needle through the second hole of the last bead S2 (lower row) ...

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and subsequent beads in the same row ending with the last S2 bead (We do not go through the S1 bead).

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Step 29

We turn the thread in the S2 bead again.

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Step 30

We go through the holes of all beads to S1 ending.

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Step 31

We thread the thread through the second hole in the last bead S1.

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Step 32

We complete the next row with four S1 beads and go through the last S1 bead in the earring.

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Step 33

Again, pull the thread in a row below and in the same way narrow the earring to the last bead.

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Step 34

After sewing the entire earring, we thread the thread inside and tie a double knot.

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Step 35

We hide the thread passing again through several beads inside the earring and cut it.

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Step 36

We remove our stopper from the end of the earring and thread the thread. As from the previous page, we go to the center of the earring, tie a double knot and hide the thread.

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