How I Used a Customer Idea to Make Her Earring

Hello to the wonderful and awesome people of the #jewelry community. I hope your business went well this week and I hope you're going to have a wonderful weekend with your family. Today, I made a new earring to show every member of this awesome community but it was not by my making but the ideas were all generated from a dedicated customer. Below, I'll provide you with some materials and procedures that I use to make the earring. I hope the processes will benefit you whenever you want to make one for yourself and your lovely ones.

An old customer came to me today and told me she would like me to make earrings I have not made before. The request from the customer got me surprised and at the time I had no idea at the moment. I now told the customer since she's the one that will be wearing the earring at least she should help me by describing the look of the earring. The customer told me that she was out of ideas for the kind of earring she wanted. As I was still discussing with the customer, she later told me that she remembered an old earring her grandma used to wear when she was still small. The customer later explained the earring to be made for her and I later made it up to her.

Materials that were chosen for the making of the earring will be highlighted below:

Wire.

Nylon line.

Earring hook.

36 pieces of pink color pearl bead while 18 pieces of it will be used to make each side of the ear.

16 pieces of red color pearl bead while 8 pieces of it will be used to make each side of the ear for the earring.

Bead stopper.

Procedures that I used to make the earring will be provided below in order to guide you when making:

I had to cut a wire from its original row and then I brought out a hammer and folded the wire around the head of the hammer which served as a measurement.

I now removed the wire from the hammer and folded the left and right. Left three and front twice. This gave me a round shape wire.

I now cut a nylon line, and insert it to the center of the round wire. I joined the nylon line together and then inserted 1 piece of red color pearl bead, I now separate the nylon line and inserted 2 pieces of pink color pearl bead into the left and another 2 pieces to the left. I joined the nylon lines and inserted 1 part of a red color pearl bead. I separated the nylon lines, inserted 1 piece of pink pearl bead into the right and another 1 piece into the left, and used a bead stopper to hold the two sides.

I cut another nylon line and then inserted it into the round wire from the left side. I now joined the nylon line and inserted 1 piece of red color pearl bead. I separated the nylon lines and inserted 2 pieces of pink color pearl beads to the left and another 2 pieces to the right. I joined the nylon lines and inserted 1 part of a red color pearl bead. I now inserted a bead stopper and used a plier to hold it.

I now cut another nylon line and inserted it into the center of the round wire from the right. I joined the nylon line and inserted 1 piece of red color pearl bead. I separated the nylon line and inserted 2 pieces of pink color pearl beads to the left and another 2 pieces to the right. I joined the nylon lines inserted 1 part of the red color pearl bead and used a bead stopper to hold it.

I now cut another nylon line and inserted it at the top center of the round wire. I joined the nylon lines and inserted 1 piece of red color pearl bead. Separated the nylon lines and inserted 2 pieces of pink color pearl beads to the left and another 2 pieces to the right. I joined the nylon lines inserted 1 part of the red color pearl bead and used a bead stopper to hold it. I inserted an earring hook into one of the nylon lines and used the other to tie. I also used a bead stopper to hold it.