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Victorian Style Droplet Earrings tutorial
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Victorian Style Droplet Earrings tutorial

  • £4.50
  • Level: Advanced
    Page count: 18
    Steps: 44

    This lesson shows how to develop these beautiful layered droplet earrings. You will learn to shape the wire in a way that makes it easy to create symmetrical earrings. By adding beads of graduating sizes, you can create an ornate design that is very versatile, allowing you to make something that is very dressy or earrings for everyday wear. These earrings measure 1 ½” in length and ¾” at the widest part.

    I will also send you my coiled earwires tutorial, incase you want to make your own.
    Material List:

    7” of 18 gauge Soft round Wire
    20” of 20 gauge soft Round Wire
    100” 28 gauge soft round wire
    3” 22 gauge soft or half hard round wire
    2 6mm round stone beads
    8 4mm round stone beads
    4 3mm round silver beads
    20 2mm round silver beads
    2 handmade or bought earwires


    Tool List:

    Long nose pliers
    Round nose pliers
    Wire cutters
    Flat nose pliers
    Nylon jaw pliers
    Sized ring mandrel
    Wooden rod / Knitting needle approx 3mm diameter
    4 pieces of scrap wire (preferably 20 – 22 ga) each at least 1” long
    Needle or pin

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