- Czech glass beads 12

- Czech beads 8
- Czech beads 6
- glass beads of 5-6 mm
- the color of the fastener bead
- Bead thread and needle
- 2 connecting rings for fastening shvenzy

1. Scourge chain in cross Beaded 12. The length of the chain can be 3-4 cm. Print the thread as shown in Fig. 1.
2.Nachinaem weaving beads 8. Marked in green beads, through which we pass.
3. Red the new woven beads Fig. 3. mosaic technique, as you may have noticed =)
4. Scourge the second row of beads 8.
5. As usual, we derive a thread inside and weave beads 6.
6. We are woven into the second row of beads 6.

7. Now weave beads Fig. 7. weave second row of beads (Fig. 10).
8. Now we make out the top of the earrings Fig. 8-9. Two or three times pass through a loop in order to strengthen it.
You're attached shvenzy and earrings are ready!

SEMI-CIRCULAR EARRINGS
15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads "Matte Mauve" (F463M)

3mm bicones "Purple AB" (from China)

I found THIS free tutorial online recently and had to give it a try. It's in Russian but there are photo diagrams of some of the
steps. You'll need seed beads in 15/0, 11/0 and 8/0 to make them and also some 3mm bicones. After making a few pairs of these,
I decided to see if 3mm rondelles would work and they do. I might even like them better than bicones. They both give the
earrings a fun bit of sparkle.
Once I figured out the basic method for making these, I changed a few things. The main change was in the way she starts out
making them. Trying to make a string of peyote stitch like she does is very awkward. So, I picked up the seed beads for the first
row of peyote and at the same time picked up the beads for the top of the earrings and made them into a loop. It was so much
easier to hold onto the work that way. Another other thing I changed was the loop at the top for the earring wire. Lastly, I
decided that a double row of bicones across the bottom looked too crowded. However, adding just a single row left gaps
between the beads but I filled them nicely with seed beads.
I haven't made a complete pair of these yet but I've made lots of samples to inspire you:

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Higher Metallic Matte Blue Haze" (512F)

3mm bicones "Green-Pink-Yellow" (from China)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Opaque Avocado Pink Marbled" (1209)

3mm bicones "Bittersweet AB" (from China)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Bronze" (457)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Bronze" (457)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Gilded Marble Turquoise" (1703)

3mm bicones "Light Topaz AB" (from China)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Opaque Lavender AB" (412)

3mm rondelles "#C12AB" (Beads One)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Opaque Light Blue Amethyst Marbled" (1204)

3mm bicones "Purple AB" (Chinavoski)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Copper Lined Alabaster" (0741)

3mm rondelles "Vintage Rose AB" (Beads One)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Toho "Transparent Lustered Rose Mauve Lined" (291)

3mm rondelles "Burgundy" (Chinavoski)

15/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

8/0 seed beads Miyuki "Dark Bronze" (457D)

11/0 seed beads Miyuki "Galvanized Dusty Lilac" (1062D)

3mm rondelles "#C12 AB" (Beads One)

To get you started the way that I made mine, pick up twenty-one 15/0 seed beads + a bicone/rondelle + three 15/0 beads
+ an 11/0 bead + three 15/0 beads + a bicone/rondelle. Go back around through these beads again to make a circle. Don't tie a
knot or you won't be able to get your needle back through these beads again later.
Also, I recommend FireLine. You can also use Nymo B thread but you might need to take some shortcuts later when you can no
longer get through some of the beads at the top. I had no trouble when I used 6-pound FireLine. Nymo D won't work at all. It's
much too thick.
After making the loop of beads, add another row of 15/0 beads using peyote stitch. You'll add two rows of each size of beads so
the next two rows will be 11/0 beads and then you'll add two rows of 8/0 beads. I like to add the loop at the top after I've
completed the two rows of 15/0 beads. Add the bicones along the bottom last and then add some 15/0 picots between them.