DIY Open Folded Diamond Brick Stitch Earrings Tutorial

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Hey beautiful! Today I am excited to bring you a beading pattern classic pair of DIY brick stitch earrings in an open diamond shape with a fold. If you are new to making beaded jewelry with brick stitch, I recommend that you begin with this easy to follow beginner’s brick stitch tutorial. Please see below for recommended products and online bead shops. Happy beading!

Materials

✔ Miyuki 11/0 Delica Beads in two colors (see below for colors used)

✔ 6lb Fireline, or beading thread of choice

✔ Beading Needle, Size 10

✔ Earring Findings

✔ Jewelry Pliers

✔ Scissors

✔ Bead Mat

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Colors used:

Version 1:

✔ Picasso Seafoam Green

✔ Picasso Brown Matte

Version 2:

✔ Black Opaque

✔ Duracoat Galvanized Gold

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2 comments on “DIY Open Folded Diamond Brick Stitch Earrings Tutorial

Carmen Block

Hi, my name is Carmen and I wonder why are my 18 rows curved to the right ? Yours in the Video look more straight…

Gina

Hi Carmen! Make sure you are keeping a tight tension on your beadwork. Pull everything tight after each addition, and this may help with the beadwork starting to appear like it’s curving. I hope that helps!

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