Wintry White Crystal and Pearl Earrings
If you are going to be a bride this winter, then these Wintry White Crystal and Pearl Earrings are the DIY jewelry project for you. Pure, gorgeous, and classic, these DIY earrings are just what every bride needs to complete her wedding outfit. This free and easy-to-follow tutorial teaches you how to make earrings using precious pearls and classy crystals to make a stunning DIY wedding pair of earrings. These elegant earrings are perfect because brides can wear them to special occasions after their wedding. Every time they put them on, they will remember one of the happiest days of their lives.
Project TypeMake a Project
Bead TypeCrystal, Pearl
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Bead Technique UsedChainmail/Wirework
Bead Project TypeEarrings
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mulberrygalprinces s
Jun 07, 2017
These are very pretty and very easy to make. And once you get the idea you can change out the beads for other colors. For those saying they don't like the eye pins, or they would have to hammer a flat pin, try getting the paddle head pins. They have an end like a mini paddle so the beads won't slide off nor will you have an open hook on the end of each bead. They are cheaper than decorative head pins too.
Lynn K
Jan 23, 2017
Love these earrings and have already made two pairs one using clear Swarowski crystals and the other using a mix of blue crystals. Not wanting to have a big loop on the end of every bead I have used head pins that have a bit of a decorative head, not the usual plain flat one. I have tried to post a photo but it isnt loading. Theyre very pretty and Ill definitely be making more. Thanks very much, Sarah, for the free design and very easy to follow tutorial.
SissieSass
Dec 13, 2016
These are really pretty earrings. They look like they took a bit of time to make since you have to use so many eye pins. Did you try the head pins, or did the beads fall off from those? I was thinking it would make the pair look more crisp, but if the beads fell off I would have to hammer the ends, and that would take more time.
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