Hello great and good-looking #jewelry community members. I hope you and your family are both enjoying the weekend. I also hope you're making adequate effort to resume work this week and I hope things will always turn good in all your endeavors. I made an earring for a lovely cousin and I plan to discuss it here so you all will see if the earring is good to be dashed out. Notwithstanding the details, I'll also provide the materials and procedures used to make the earring in order to serve as a working tool anytime one feels to make such an earring.
I have a cousin who's good-looking. In fact, everything about her is okay. I know much about her from long ago and till now, she has not changed from good to what I don't know how to describe it. Back then when I was still growing, things were really difficult to the extent that I'd be back from school and nothing would be left by my grandmother for me to eat. Whenever I was in such a condition, I used to be angry at my grandmother for not providing food and other needs for me. Then, I thought my grandmother was suffering me not knowing she did her best for me to grow in a respectable way.
It's my lovely cousin who used to advise me to love my grandmother and always appreciate every effort towards me. My cousin is also the one who used to provide food to the extent that sometimes, she used to give me the one she was supposed to eat. I remembered her today because I saw her elder sister in the morning. Because of how good my cousin was to me years ago, I'm making earrings to send to her without her knowing about it yet. I hope she loves the outcome of the earring and accepts it in good faith.
Materials that were used to make the earring will be highlighted below:
Nylon line.
40 pieces of green color pearl beads while 20 pieces of it will be used to make each earring.
24 pieces of blue color pearl beads while 12 pieces of it will be used to make each earring.
12 pieces of white color pearl bead while 6 pieces of it will be used to make each of the ear sides.
Earring hook.
Bead stopper.
Procedures for the making of the earring will be provided below as it'll serve as a working tool for those interested in making one:
I cut a nylon line from its original row and then inserted 6 pieces of blue-colored pearl beads and tied them to form a round.
I cut another nylon, inserted another 6 pieces of blue color pearl bead, and tied it again.
I cut another nylon line inserted 6 pieces of white color pearl beads and then tied it to form a round.
I now cut another nylon line and inserted 6 pieces of green color pearl beads. From the left, I inserted the nylon line into the center of the rounded blue pearl beads, I also inserted the right nylon into the right center of the rounded blue color pearl bead.
From the left nylon line, I inserted 2 pieces of green color pearl beads and another 2 pieces into the right nylon line.
From the left nylon line, I inserted it into the center of the white-formed beads. I also inserted the right nylon line into the right center of the rounded white beads.
From the left, I inserted, 2 pieces of green color pearl bead and another 2 pieces to the right.
I inserted the left nylon line into the left center of another blue-colored rounded pearl bead. I also inserted the right nylon line into the right center of the blue color rounded formed beads.
From the left, I inserted 3 pieces of green color pearl beads and another 3 pieces to the right.
I now inserted an earring hook into one of the nylon lines and then used the other one to tie it. I also inserted a bead stopper and used a plier to hold it which will also help protect the earring hook.
