I am back after 2 weeks. Earlier this month I signed up to participate in
Blissful Garden Beads' April earring challenge. These two beautiful little beads arrived in the mail Tuesday and the earrings needed to be finished by today.
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Challenge Beads |
I spent Tuesday & Wednesday evening trying different ideas. I did not want to just put them on headpins and I only used supplies that I already had. It took about 12 attempt to find one that I liked.
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Completed Earrings |
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These are shoulder dusters, made with three different lengths of chain. Each chain has a clear glass drop on the end.
It was challenging to make these within the time frame and going beyond the basic method of using just a headpin. I like the look of these, but they are not something that I would wear. I will likely donate them to the
Corsage Project, so that they will be wore to a young lady's prom.
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