DIY Golden tassel earrings

Ever since I started teaching online, I have started to make lots of earrings in line with the Above the keyboard dressing practice. Hence the abundance of earring tutorials on the blog. Most of my earring tutorials focus on lightweight earrings. I personally change my earrings on an everyday basis and wear statement making ones. If they are heavy, they tend to take a toll on my ear. That is why I prefer extremely lightweight earrings over heavy, layered ones. In this DIY Golden tassel earrings tutorial too, I use hollow metal beads and lace. This makes it super light weight even at 6cm length.

Golden tassel earrings

DIY Golden tassel earrings

Create a pair of lightweight glamourous Golden tassel earrings using lace and coloured metal beads.
Level – Beginner
Time taken – 10 minutes

Materials

  • Deep wine coloured brushed metal beads (18mm spheres) – 2
  • Golden 1″ wide edging lace with tassels – 6″
  • Eyepins – gold tone – 2
  • Glass pearls (any beads) – 8mm – 2
  • Disc metal spacers – gold tone – 2
  • Ear hooks – a pair
  • Golden yellow sewing thread and needle
  • Fabric glue or fray check – optional
  • Tools – Scissors, Nose pliers and wire cutter

DIY Golden tassel earrings

Method

  1. Cut your lace into 2 pieces. Apply Fabric glue or fray check to the edges if needed. My lace did not fray so I skipped this optional step.
  2. Roll the lace into a cylinder. Fold the end and sew. You may additional sew the wraps to one another to secure the bead.
  3. Add the stopper bead to your eyepin, followed by the tassel bead, then metal bead and finally the spacer. Loop and cut away any excess wire. Add an ear hook. Repeat to make a pair.

Your DIY Golden tassel earrings are ready to be worn. Here is a picture of me on Instagram wearing them.

Do tell me how you like this design and what variations you could do with it.

I hope you found it interesting
Cheers

4 responses to “DIY Golden tassel earrings”

  1. Rozantia Petkova avatar

    I was wondering about those cool looking tassels, using this specific lace is so smart! And I like this look more than regular thin and long tassels, actually.

    1. Divya avatar

      Lace edging is so “in” at the moment so a lot of craft supply stores stock these laces with tassels. They are less messier to work with than usual tassels.

  2. Maya Kuzman avatar

    Thank you for sharing this, Divya! I love the looks of the minuscule tassels!

    1. Divya avatar

      Thank you Maya, the tiny tassels are much softer than big ones too.

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