The "Ombres et Lumières" collection continues to unveil itself little by little. Jewelry in which textures, but especially gold and silver colors are mixed to give life to a prettycollection of jewelry to adopt for the fall. Whatever your style, these jewels will match all your outfits, from the most casual to the most classic ones that you can wear for the office. And we have to admit it, these gold-silver jewels are a good way to avoid having to choose among the gold or silver treasures of your jewelry box.
In this tutorial learn how to make a nice pair of asymmetrical earrings in macramé. Nothing very complicated, you just need to master the lark knot. And for a reminder of the technique and other macramé knots, take a look at our video:Learn the 11 basic macramé knots.You can of course modify or add as many shapes and rings as you want to this jewel. For this, find all the references ofmounting rings available on our site.
Now it's up to you to let your creativity speak for itself! And don't forget to show us your creations onour Facebook page, in thePerles & Co customers' Super Club group or onInstagram by tagging us with @perlesandco or with #perlesandco.
Before starting, prepare the final shape of your curls. You can choose to make the two curls identical or vary the shapes for an asymmetrical result. Here are some ideas.
Cut a good length of Linhasita waxed thread and place it on the ring with a lark's knot. For a reminder on the different macramé knots, you can watch our video: Learn the 11 basic macramé knots
Continue to tie the yarn around the ring. Start with the right or left wire first, depending on your preference, until you are about halfway through the shape. To tie the wire, continue to tie 1-wire lark's knots. Repeat this step until you have covered the entire shape. Finish by tying off the yarn, trimming the excess and burning the end.
Repeat this operation until you have covered all the rings that make up your earring. For more originality you can vary the colors of threads.
Once each ring is ready (cut and burned), connect them to each other with invisible sewing thread. To do this, sew the different rings together through the macramé weave. Tighten the thread so that the shapes do not move.
Once your shape is finished, simply connect it to the ear stud with a round open ring.
Your earring is finished! All you have to do is make the second loop to form the pair.
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