Hola bonito tu proyecto, pero podrías activar los subtítulos para aprender más de tus tutoriales, te veo desde la Ciudad de México en América del norte , saludos 👍🏽
Sorry it's a bit on the wavy side. We tend to use 4 lb. Fireline often as a matter of preference but you could absolutely size up a bit for a sturdier piece.
I love the way you explain how you do it and why. The earring is lovely and really quick! Thanks for sharing!!
I just finished one in the set, will be making the other later. I have to say thank you, this was very easy to make and love the finish results.
Thank's Julie for this fun Earrings idea & you have created an Fabulous ornement whit this pattern cant wait to watch because i love it!
Hi, this is a really cute idea. Something that would make it ever better would be to hang a small bell in the center opening.
I love these!!
Hola bonito tu proyecto, pero podrías activar los subtítulos para aprender más de tus tutoriales, te veo desde la Ciudad de México en América del norte , saludos 👍🏽
just got done making a few pairs of these :) love them! thanks for the tutorial! happy Hollidays!
That is wild!
These are really cute, quick and fun to make. Could you recommend how to stiffen the piece? Mine turned out a little wonky. Thanks. Laura
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Wonderful :)
Super cute but the 4lb fire line? Mine came out so flimsy, and yes I reinforced
Sorry it's a bit on the wavy side. We tend to use 4 lb. Fireline often as a matter of preference but you could absolutely size up a bit for a sturdier piece.
So cool .........I can't do it
great you could take camera work lessons from Jill or Kelly . Really good patten
What is the finished size, point to point? This is so darn cute!
***** The finished size is just about 1 inch from point to point.
Thank you! These are the perfect size. :)
LiKe
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