Though I chose blue teardrop beads, you could use any color such as green or amber to create this simple and elegant design any lady of character would enjoy wearing.
Elizabeth Earrings
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
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11. Repeat all the above steps for your second earring.
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- Introduction and Materials
- Cut the Chain Sections
- Add Bead to Head Pin
- Form a Loop
- Add the Chain
- Wrap the Head Pin Closed
- Add an Ear Hook
- Finish the Elizabeth Earrings
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