File:How To Make Handmade Beaded Earrings.webm
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English: Learn how to make gorgeous beaded earrings in this jewelry making tutorial. The O'Neil Sisters show you what tools and materials you need to make basic drop earrings. Then they teach you the wire work earring fundamentals, including how to work with headpins, how to make a wrapped loop, and how to open and close earring wires. Once you master these skills, you can create your own beautiful drop earrings in a flash! Great for gifts! |
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| Source | youtube |
| Author | The O'Neil Sisters |
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| current | 11:20, 1 October 2014 | 4 min 50 s, 1,280 × 720 (68.11 MB) | Matanya | {{Information |Description = {{en|1=Learn how to make gorgeous beaded earrings in this jewelry making tutorial. The O'Neil Sisters show you what tools and materials you need to make basic drop earrings. Then they teach you the wire work earring fund... |
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