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    Tribal Edged Earrings

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    This document provides instructions for making tribal edged earrings using crochet thread and a size 0/3.25mm crochet hook. The earrings are made in 7 rounds, alternating between two colors and including stitches like double crochet, increasing, and spike stitches. Once crocheted, the earrings are assembled by attaching jump rings and fish hook findings, then sprayed with fabric stiffener and ironed flat for durability before being completed.

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    Tribal Edged Earrings

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    This document provides instructions for making tribal edged earrings using crochet thread and a size 0/3.25mm crochet hook. The earrings are made in 7 rounds, alternating between two colors and including stitches like double crochet, increasing, and spike stitches. Once crocheted, the earrings are assembled by attaching jump rings and fish hook findings, then sprayed with fabric stiffener and ironed flat for durability before being completed.

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    This document provides instructions for making tribal edged earrings using crochet thread and a size 0/3.25mm crochet hook. The earrings are made in 7 rounds, alternating between two colors and including stitches like double crochet, increasing, and spike stitches. Once crocheted, the earrings are assembled by attaching jump rings and fish hook findings, then sprayed with fabric stiffener and ironed flat for durability before being completed.

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    168 views2 pages

    Tribal Edged Earrings

    Uploaded by

    Cara Forgetmenot Bowie
    This document provides instructions for making tribal edged earrings using crochet thread and a size 0/3.25mm crochet hook. The earrings are made in 7 rounds, alternating between two colors and including stitches like double crochet, increasing, and spike stitches. Once crocheted, the earrings are assembled by attaching jump rings and fish hook findings, then sprayed with fabric stiffener and ironed flat for durability before being completed.

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    Tribal Edged Earrings By Diva Stitches Crochet

    Materials Aunt Lydias Fashion Crochet Thread Size 3 (2 different colors) Size 0/3.25MM hook Tapestry needle Scissors Iron-safe scrap fabric Fabric stiffener Iron 2 Fish hook earring findings 2 Jump rings Special stitches: Join with slst make a slip knot, place on hook, sc in specified st Spike sc sc over specified st

    Start with magic ring Rnd 1: ch 3, dc 11 in ring, join with slst to top of ch 3 Rnd 2: ch 3, dc in same st, *dc 2 in next st; repeat from * around, join with slst to top of ch 3 Rnd 3: ch 3, dc in same st, dc in next st, *dc 2 in next st, dc in next st; repeat from * around, join with slst to top of ch 3 Rnd 4: ch 3, dc in same st, dc in next 2 st, * dc 2 in next st, dc in next 2 st; repeat from * around, join with slst to top of ch 3 Rnd 5: Join B with slst to any st, ch 1, sc 2 in same st, sc in next 3 st, *sc 2 in next st, sc in next 3 st, repeat from * around, join with slst to first sc Rnd 6: Join A with slst to any st, ch 1, sc in each st around, join with slst to first sc Rnd 7: Join B with sc to any st, spike sc in next st, *sc in next st, spike sc in next st, repeat from * around, join with slst to first sc, fasten off. Assembly: Weave in all ends EXCEPT ends from last round. Use the ends from the last round to attach and secure a jump ring. Then attach fish hook to the jump ring making sure the fish is facing the back of the earring. Spray both sides of the earrings with fabric stiffener. Allow to dry completely. Once dry, place the earring under an iron safe fabric and iron the earring flat. You can also spray your earrings again for extra durability And your earrings are complete Enjoy!!!

    **You may sell items made from this pattern in fairs and festivals. Please do not sell any items made from this pattern on the Internet. Please do not sell or copy this pattern or any part of this pattern.

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