Beaded Post Earring Accents
Designed By Julie A. Bolduc
These pretty earrings are actually on a pair of posts. They are meant to be used with any posts you may have. Be creative and use different beads and different colors of threads for a multitude of effects.
Materials Needed
Size 10 crochet cotton in color of choice
22 4mm pearl beads
Size 7 steel crochet hook
Fine needle that will fit through beads
Earring posts of choice
Yarn Thickness: 10thread
Gauge: 10sc = 1"
Finished Size: ¾" across
Skill Level: Beginner
Instructions
Make 2 the same: Make a starting lp. *Pull up a bead. Ch1. Rep from * 10 times more. Ch3. (Insert hook in back lp on top of next bead, yo, pull up a lp. Yo, pull through 1 lp on hook twice.) Rep bet () across. Yo, pull through all lps on hook. Ch1. Fasten off. Weave ends into back of work. Insert posts through work just under one of the end beads to hang in the direction that you want it to hang. Enjoy!
Design written on Friday, July 30, 2004. Copyright ©2004 By Julie A. Bolduc f107002
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Turn Magazines into ArtYou can make some really neat paper mosaic ornaments with your kids by cutting up several different colors of paper into about 1/4" to 1/2" pieces then applique or decoupage them onto little wood pieces that have been painted white or black. (You can use old magazines for various colors!) You can also do this with cardboard shapes as well.
