Happy and beautiful afternoon, beautiful #jewelry family, may God bless you and your family, may life only bring you good things, above all lots of health, love and prosperity, I give you the welcome to a new tutorial.

Thinking about what I can do every day to continue developing my ability in this art has become something everyday, it encourages me a lot to be able to remember what I was able to do before and due to lack of practice I have forgotten. For me it is very important to be able to carry out each jewelery project that I plan to do, I would like to have more experience and have skills in creating beautiful accessories, since they are very essential when complementing any wardrobe. I like what is delicate and versatile, that is why I always try to do something simple to show them, so that it can help them if they are starting or resuming the task of working with jewelry. Today I am very pleased to present my most recent creation, some beautiful long earrings made with pearls and beautiful pink beads, elegant and subtle, that will make your face shine and you will be able to shine on a special occasion. Come with me to see the step by step.

Materiales que necesitas:

• Perlas rosadas.
• Mostacillas rosadas.
• Hilo de coser o nylon.
• 2 perlas blancas grandes y 4 pequeñas.
• 2 piedras en forma de hojas.
• Colgantes de zarcillos.
• Aguja fina.

Materials you need:

• Pink pearls.
• Pink beads.
• Sewing thread or nylon.
• 2 large and 4 small white pearls.
• 2 stones in the shape of leaves.
• Tendril pendants.
• Fine needle.

(PROCEDIMIENTO)

Paso 01

Step 01

In this first step we take a strand of long thread, or nylon, both materials are useful. I chose the thread because I think it allows the tendril to be softer and hang better. So inside this thread we introduce 7 pink pearls, we cross the needle and the thread through the last pearl and we make a knot, thus creating a circle.

Paso 02

Step 02

We proceed to insert six pink beads through the end of the remaining thread and pass the guaja over the first pearl and under the second pearl. In the next round I introduce six more beads and I will return the thread this time including two pearls and the last bead at one end.

Paso 03

Step 03

We continue the same steps until we cover the contours of each pearl. Now I pass the needle with the thread through the center of the first three beads and insert one more beads and pass the thread through the other three on the other side. This step will reveal the peaks of the petals of the flower.

Paso 04

Step 04

After this, I insert a slightly larger white pearl and place it in the center of the flower, passing the needle with the thread through one of the pearls and tie the knot to close. In another strand of thread I make a small knot and insert a small musctilla, a little stone in the shape of a leaf and two small white pearls.

Paso 05

Step 05

Then we pass the thread through one of the beads that make the beak of the flower and return it through the pearls, tying a small knot at the end. We add the pendants to each tendril and that's it.

🌸Resultado! 🌸

I'm very happy with this result, even though I messed up several times and had to take it apart to finally get it done, it was worth the time it took me to make them, a whole afternoon to be precise. I love how they look, how they shine and the best thing is that they are not heavy at all. I hope you can enjoy the final result and be to your liking.

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Te agradezco mucho por quedarte viendo hasta el final, por el apoyo que siempre me ofrecen al comentar me gustaría mucho saber qué piensas de esta idea, todo lo bonito para cada uno de ustedes, nos vemos pronto!

I thank you very much for watching until the end, for the support you always offer me when commenting, I would very much like to know what you think of this idea, all the best for each of you, see you soon!

_{Todas las imágenes de esta publicación son mías. Tomado de mi dispositivo Smooth 6.5, primera imagen editadas en PicsArt | Texto traducido en el traductor de Google.}

_{All images in this post are my own. Taken from my Smooth 6.5 device, first image edited in PicsArt | Text translated in Google translator.}