cluster earrings

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Supplies Needed: #7128001 4mm Crystal buttons #7128015 4mm Rosaline buttons #7128013 4mm Light Peach buttons #7128018 4mm Amethyst buttons #71369074 4mm Rose Gold twist corrugated #71369023 1” Rose Gold ball head pin #71369010 1” Rose Gold head pin #71369009 4mm Rose Gold open jump ring #71369048 6mm Rose Gold open jump ring #71369032 18” Rose Gold cable chain #71369019 18” Rose Gold link chain #71369028 20mm Rose Gold ear hoop Tools Needed: #6858 Round Nose Pliers #6854 Needle Nose Pliers #6857 Side Cutter #4501 Crimp Tool Techniques to Know: Form a Wrapped Loop Opening Jump Rings Cluster Earrings Skill Level: Easy - Some Experience Helpful Approximate Crafting Time: 60 minutes Copyright 2010 Prima Bead ™ visit www.primabead.com Directions: Cut 2-8 link lengths of link chain. This forms 1. the base that the drops will be clustered onto. Lay out your head pins threaded with beads. 2. There are 10 crystal drops, 10 rosaline drops, 10 light peach drops and 10 amethyst drops on regular head pins. There are 8 rose gold bead drops on ball head pins. You can use the diagram on the following page to identify the pieces you’ll need. Divide these colors equally into 2 groups; one group of 24 will be used for each earring. The drops of buttons and rose gold beads are connected to the chain using wrapped loops for a 3. very secure hold. Remember to leave the tail end of the head pin out straight and uncut. Thread the tail onto a chain link until the loop sits directly on the chain. Finish the looping process. Randomly place drops along each link of the chain or see the diagram on the following page for 4. specific placement of drops. The tassel is just a group of 14 various lengths of cable chain brought together with a 6mm jump 5. ring. You can cut the cable chain to any lengths and arrange as desired or follow the pattern on the next page. The diagram on the next page lists the quantities of cable chain lengths needed to make both earrings. Jump rings should be opened and closed by moving the open end to the side, a twisting motion 6. (think how a paper clip slides open – the shape is not distorted). If you open going against the curve of the circle it is difficult to get the circle to meet properly again to make a secure connection and the wire is more likely to break or slip out. Open the 6mm jump ring to connect the tassel end to the chain of clusters. Use a 4mm jump ring 7. to connect the top of the link chain of clusters to the hoops themselves.

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Page 1: Cluster earrings

Supplies Needed:

#7128001 4mm Crystal buttons#7128015 4mm Rosaline buttons#7128013 4mm Light Peach buttons#7128018 4mm Amethyst buttons#71369074 4mm Rose Gold twist corrugated#71369023 1” Rose Gold ball head pin#71369010 1” Rose Gold head pin#71369009 4mm Rose Gold open jump ring#71369048 6mm Rose Gold open jump ring#71369032 18” Rose Gold cable chain#71369019 18” Rose Gold link chain#71369028 20mm Rose Gold ear hoop

Tools Needed:#6858 Round Nose Pliers#6854 Needle Nose Pliers#6857 Side Cutter#4501 Crimp Tool

Techniques to Know:Form a Wrapped LoopOpening Jump Rings

Cluster Earrings

Skill Level: Easy - Some Experience HelpfulApproximate Crafting Time: 60 minutesCopyright 2010 Prima Bead ™ visit www.primabead.com

Directions:Cut 2-8 link lengths of link chain. This forms 1. the base that the drops will be clustered onto.Lay out your head pins threaded with beads. 2. There are 10 crystal drops, 10 rosaline drops, 10 light peach drops and 10 amethyst drops on regular head pins. There are 8 rose gold bead drops on ball head pins. You can use the diagram on the following page to identify the pieces you’ll need. Divide these colors equally into 2 groups; one group of 24 will be used for each earring.The drops of buttons and rose gold beads are connected to the chain using wrapped loops for a 3. very secure hold. Remember to leave the tail end of the head pin out straight and uncut. Thread the tail onto a chain link until the loop sits directly on the chain. Finish the looping process.Randomly place drops along each link of the chain or see the diagram on the following page for 4. specific placement of drops. The tassel is just a group of 14 various lengths of cable chain brought together with a 6mm jump 5. ring. You can cut the cable chain to any lengths and arrange as desired or follow the pattern on the next page. The diagram on the next page lists the quantities of cable chain lengths needed to make both earrings. Jump rings should be opened and closed by moving the open end to the side, a twisting motion 6. (think how a paper clip slides open – the shape is not distorted). If you open going against the curve of the circle it is difficult to get the circle to meet properly again to make a secure connection and the wire is more likely to break or slip out. Open the 6mm jump ring to connect the tassel end to the chain of clusters. Use a 4mm jump ring 7. to connect the top of the link chain of clusters to the hoops themselves.

Page 2: Cluster earrings

The cable chain lengths pattern goes as follows onto

the 6mm open jump ring: 8,15,19,18,15,13,23,16,19,19,

18,21,22,19.

x2(link chain for clusters to hang on)

x10

x10

x10

x10

x8

Cable chain lengths in the following counts:

8 links x213 links x215 links x416 links x218 links x419 links x821 links x222 links x223 links x2

The total amounts calculated are

quantities for both earrings.

the double loop on the headpin4mm crystal

buttonthe double loop on the headpin

rose gold link chain

4mm rosaline button

4mm light peach button

4mm amethyst button

rose gold cable chain

4mm rose gold twist corrugated

1” rose gold head pin

1” rose gold ball head pin

4mm crystal button

4mm open jump ring

6mm open jump ring

Skill Level: Easy - Some Experience HelpfulApproximate Crafting Time: 60 minutesCopyright 2010 Prima Bead ™ visit www.primabead.com