This season, every look must have an essential accessory: beaded jewelry (or, failing that, pearls, which are also taking off this season). If you are also a lover of ball necklaces, surely you have gotten hold of some of the thousands that our favorite 'low cost' stores have launched.
However, it is also funny to try to make them ourselves. A few weeks ago, Flora González gave us the tricks to make a daisy pendant. Now the bead fever has moved on to earrings and, although there are some that are really ideal and very cheap (these from Pull&Bear don't cost four euros), we have a tutorial for making charming handmade ones.
As always, TikTok has given us the key to getting this original gem in the easiest way. There is nothing that cannot be found on this platform, from the tips for wearing a scarf as a top in the coolest way to the most stylish last minute up-dos. Record this step by step!
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To make these earrings, you need colored beads, elastic silicone thread and scissors. Then follow these instructions.
- Tie a large knot (you can chain several) in the elastic thread to mark the beginning.
- For each flower, you need six balls of one color for the petals and a different one for the center.
- Start by inserting four equal beads and then the one of a different color.
- Take the ball closest to the knot and pass the beginning of the thread inside. In this way, you will achieve the shape of the middle of the flower.
- To close it, put the two remaining petals through the main thread
- Now, pass the elastic through the bead with which you can close the figure, which is one of the the ends.
- Do the same process for the rest of the flowers.
And voila! Now that is a full-fledged 'throwback' to the summers of the 2000s.
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