Earring Made for my Daughter was Giving to my Neighbors Daughter

Hello beautiful and wonderful #jewelry community creators. I hope you and your family are enjoying Sunday weather. Today, I made a good-looking earring for my daughter but in the end, I gave it to a neighbor. After a brief of what happened below, you'll find the materials and the procedures to be used for the making of the earring.

Before going to church I wanted my daughter to wear a good-looking earring made along with alphabets and beads. I was in a haste to make the earring because we were about to go to church with my family when a neighbor saw how the earring I finished making was looking. My neighbor told me that they have something they're celebrating in their church and her daughter is among the children to participate in entertaining the church members. My neighbor told me that she'd love to buy the earrings from me so that her daughter could wear them to their church celebration.

When I looked into how my neighbor admired the earrings I made and was willing to buy them for her daughter to wear for their church celebration, I was short of words. I looked at my neighbor's daughter's face and I noticed how she was looking at the earring with love and a smile, I told my neighbor to go with the earring without paying me. My neighbor and the daughter thanked me for the earrings. After my neighbor and the daughter left I told my wife to wear one of the old earrings we have to our daughter as we prepared for church.

Materials that were put in use for the making of the earring are highlighted below:

Nylon line.

Alphabet beads.

Flower design beads.

Green color pearl beads.

Big white color pearl beads.

Small white-colored pearl beads.

Earring hook.

Bead stopper.

Procedures for the making of the earring are explained below:

I cut a nylon line from its original row and I inserted 1 B alphabet, 1 C alphabet, 1 D alphabet, and 1 E alphabet into the nylon line.

After I made the alphabet beads be in the center of the nylon line, I inserted 1 piece of big white color pearl bead into the left side of the nylon line and I inserted the right side of the nylon line into the right side of the big white color pearl bead and draw the both sides.

Following the two rounded spaces from the flower bead, I inserted the left and right sides of the nylon lines into the flower bead accordingly.

I cut another nylon line and inserted 5 pieces of green color pearl beads into it. I then joined and tied the beads to form a rounded shape.

From the top of the flower bead, I inserted 1 piece of small white color pearl beads into the left side of the nylon line. I also inserted 1 piece small color white pearl beads into the right side of the nylon line.

Now, I picked up the rounded green shape formed. I counted off one green color pearl bead from the rounded shape and I inserted the left side nylon line into the second left green color pearl bead and used a bead stopper to hold it. I also inserted the right nylon line into the right second green color pearl bead and used a bead stopper to hold it.

I cut another nylon line and inserted it at the center of the top green color pearl beads from the rounded shape formed. I inserted the earring hook into the nylon line and tied it. I also inserted a bead stopper using a plier to hold it so it'll help to protect the earring hook from being loose.