Beaded ball earrings

This is just a sample of the colour variations I've tried. They are fast to make once you done a few, and to fasten the earring I use a hairpin that I bend to an loop in which I insert the earring hoop, the picture below show that part.

You can find the pattern at youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpHd2hcGF1Y
I hope you will love this one as much as I do.

vax bead earrings

These earrings doesn't look like the pattern I will link to, the reason is I used 4mm and 6mm vax bead instead, otherwise it is the same.

http://www.aroundthebeadingtable.com/Tutorials/JeweledEarrings.html

Tila wheel earrings

First I want to point out that the idea was not originally mine, I saw a picture of similar on the net, but found no pattern so a just made them and it was a piece of cake.

You nead:
14 Tila beads
33 rocasill seed beads 2,7mm
Thread, I used fireline 0,3mm
2 earring hooks.

Cut the thread to about an arms length and bead on tila and rocasill beads as shown in the picture. Tila beads have to sides that look just slightly different, so make shore that you get the same side facing upwards. If your wheel isn't flat you should ad a tila and sead bead or subtract  until you get it flat.

pull the thread through a tila bead so that it forms a wheel. With the thread that goes left pas through the wheel one time and leave 5cm (2 inches).

Now take the right thread (in the last picture) and pas through the upper hole in the tila bead the thread is coming out of. When done it will look like the picture above.

 Thread on 3 seed beads and pull the thread thorough the next tila bead in the upper hole. Do this 6 more times.

Now it should look like this, and the thread is going out of a tila bead.

Thread on 3 seed beads and the ear hook (make shore that it points in the right direction since the sides are slightly different). And then pull the thread back through the last seed bead (skipping the hook).

It should now look like this. Now thread on 2 seed beads and go through the tila bead from right to left so that the hook will be centred over the tila bead.

 This is how it should look like when you finish the step above. Now fasten your thread by going through the the outer circle one time.

Exit the thread as shown in picture and pull the thread through the lower hole in the same tila bead as the thread is exiting.

It's hard to see in the picture but it shows that the thread takes an 180 degree turn in the tila bead. Now pull the thread past some more beads and cut it. Do the same with the other thread to fasten it. If your wheel is not firm pas the thread through more times than I have done.

I hope you will like these as much as I do :) they are so nice, yet so easy and fast to make.

beaded earrings - hexagon

I'm sorry that the pictures is of so low quality.

These two is made by the same technic with only the difference that one have two hexagones. The pattern is made by Gwen Fisher, and you find the pattern at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e9eV1c82VY .

Gingerbread heart earring

Christmas is on its way, this year I really feel and looking forwards to christmas. The hearts are done with Hama mini beads.
Good luck with your pare.

Christmas tree earrings

The tree is done with brick stitch I used seed beads size 2,7mm. It was a far more time consuming prodject than I thought.

you will find the free pattern at:
http://beaddancing.com/xmastree.html

hello kitty mini bead earings

these are made in the same way that the super mario earings where done. I hope you will get guidance by the picture.

super mario mini beads earrings

indeed these are not crocheted but as I stumbled upon them in search for cross stitch I couldn't resist. Now I can't find the source so if you do find it please comment on this post so that could be rectified.
I hope that you can see the pattern from the pictures, if not comment on the post and I can send a file to your e-mail.