Pearl weaving earrings

Choose the spacer(s) on which you wish to weave your beads. There are two possible solutions:
- make a single pair of dangling earrings each consisting of two weaving spacers
- make two separate pairs of earrings each consisting of a single spacer

Cut a length of yarn, about 1m, and tie it with a knot to one of the holes at one end.

Start weaving your beads either by letting your imagination run wild or by following the suggested pattern:
- 1 "free" row: 8/0 seed beads, mother of pearl tube, 2 Bohemian facets 2 mm side by side (be careful to fix them well in the weave)
- 1 row of Miyuki Delicas 11/0.

You can of course choose various beads (from the bottom of a bag for example) for a disordered or asymmetrical effect.
Be careful to anticipate the diameter of the various beads so that they can all fit inside the weave.

Here is the final result of the weaving. You can use it as a model for stringing the beads if you want an exact reproduction of this jewel.

Cut and burn any protruding threads on the back of the spacer.

Attach the spacer to your ear stud by simply opening an open ring with your pliers.

If you wish to use another ear stud, check beforehand its compatibility (presence of a ring, open or closed, diameter of the wire compared to the diameter of the hole in the spacer)

Your pair of earrings is finished! According to your initial choice you can make a second pair with the remaining spacers!