How to Make Plumeria Stud Bead Earrings

🌼 ☀️ 🌴 This is a tutorial for making bead stud earrings inspired by plumeria flowers (using the peyote stitch technique)! These earrings are cheerful and elegant. They’ll be perfect to wear during vacation in the tropics!
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Materials for a single earring:
* 150 cm TOHO One-G thread beading thread (0.2 mm thickness)
* Tulip #12 beading needle (0.35 mm diameter): amzn.to/3n6xjDR
* 1 mm (small) seed beads (size 15/0 round seed beads)
- yellow
- white
* 2 mm (large) dark yellow seed bead (size 11/0 round seed bead)
* 4 mm earring post, and an earring back
My filming equipment----------------------------------
* Cell phone holder for desk: amzn.to/3CShDsm
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[@pattic.2975]

LOVE YOUR DESIGN! Can't wait to make one or a dozen! It's an intricate design, but your video makes it look so easy. Plumaria's are my FAVORITE flower. Thanks!!!

[@fishncha7855]

Love this👏🏻must take a lot of effort and endless tries to create a perfect work like this

[@joannebilecki1362]

Excellent, easy to follow tutorial. I made these and I love them ❤

[@Sunflower-nm6lw]

Very beautiful thank you for sharing this beautiful beaded pattern ❤❤❤❤

[@cathynugent6628]

Been looking for a simple peyote flower! Thank you!!!

[@monarts9038]

Beautiful !! Thanks for sharing.

[@Yulia-lu3cv]

Beautiful! Can’t wait to try

[@PerpetualEpiphany]

Very intricate!

[@alejandrinavargas3790]

Hermoso, excelente explicación. Gracias!!

[@medhadevdas7530]

Beautiful

[@thilothamabhat2102]

Beautiful 👏🥰

[@Tung.Complus]

Young and energetic.

[@ZahraSame-ss8ie]

❤❤❤

[@BL-qs7lu]

謝謝！

[@meykofitriyanti7645]

👍👍

[@user-du5uy2np5j]

What if I take one size beads, not 1 and 2 mm?

[@IrenesChoice]

That would work, there is only one center bead that is a larger size. You could use a cluster of smaller beads or a crystal bead for the center instead!

[@marinavelez2961]

ahi es adivinando no mija