Design Idea J92G
-- Designer --
Jude, Jewelry Artist, Exclusively for Fire Mountain Gems and Beads®
To learn more about Jude Wroblewski, read her jewelry artist success story here.
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Instructions
Cut one 30-inch length of Accu-Flex® professional-quality beading wire.
String onto the length of beading wire: one crimp and one Accu-Guard™ wire protector.
Pass the beading wire back through the crimp. Pull the beading wire so the crimp rests snug against the Accu-Guard, leaving approximately 1/4 inch of beading wire on the end.
Tip: For more information on how to use Accu-Guard wire protectors, view the “Using Accu-Guard™ Wire Protectors” how-to video and illustrated instructions.
Using crimping pliers , crimp, then trim the excess from the short end of the beading wire. Finish with a crimp cover.
Tip: To learn more about crimping techniques, view the “How to Crimp a Crimp Bead/Crimp Tube” how-to video and illustrated instructions.
String the following onto the beading wire:
String one 43x12mm tigereye pendant onto the beading wire, then repeat Step 3, working backwards through the pattern.
Repeat Step 2 to secure the strand.
Using chain-nosed pliers, open a jump ring and pass though one Accu-Guard and one half of the toggle clasp, then close. Repeat with the other half of the toggle clasp.
Tip: For more information on working with jump rings, view the “Secrets to Opening and Closing Jump Rings ” how-to video and illustrated instructions.
Cut two 8-inch lengths of Accu-Flex professional-quality beading wire.
String one crimp onto one length of beading wire, then string the following:
String one tigereye 10mm rose-cut round onto the beading wire, then repeat the above sequence in reverse order.
Pass the beading wire through the crimp in the same direction, then pull taut, forming a loop. Crimp, then trim excess wire from both ends. Finish with a bead tip.
Attach an ear wire to the bead tip.
Repeat Steps 2 - 3 to create a second earring.
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