1. Step One: Cut 22-gauge wire and make a wire wrapped loop.
2. Step Two: Knot a bead to the end of the thread.
3. Step Three: String on your preferred amount of seed beads.
4. Step Four: Skip the last bead and thread the needle back though the beads.
5. Step Five: Thread through the wire loop.

How to Make a Tassel Out of Yarn

1. Wrap yarn around cardboard 20 times.
2. Thread tapestry needle with 12″ of yarn and tie top of tassel snugly.
3. Cut ends of yarn and remove from cardboard.
4. Thread tapestry needle with 18″ of yarn and wrap around tassel 6–10 times, snugly.
5. Trim tassel ends evenly.
6. Attach to work.

How to Make Tassel Earrings

1. Prepare the Embroidery Floss. Measure out 25 strands of embroidery floss and cut into 6-inch lengths.
2. Separate into 2.
3. Add Jump Ring.
4. Create the Tassel.
5. Wrap the Earring.
6. Repeat.
7. Trim the threads on the earrings.
8. Attach earring hooks.

The traditional tassels you might find on a piece of furniture or pillow use thick silk or polyester cord. The thicker the cord, the faster the tassel-making goes, so a cord like Gudebrod size FFF would be a good choice for a tassel that can be made quickly.

Steps Gather all of your materials. Disinfect the earring hooks. Make a ball or another shape with aluminum foil. Decorate the earrings. Make a hole through the center of the earrings. Cut two pieces of wire about 2-3″ (5-7.5cm) long. Run one piece of wire through one earring and attach it to the hook. Repeat this step with the other piece of wire.

Making Hoop Earrings Gather your materials. Cut one full circle from the memory wire. Curl one edge of the hoop. Thread the beads on. Curl the other edge of the hoop. Hook the two loops into one another. Attach the French hook earwire. Repeat the process to make the second earring.

Making Fabric Button Earrings Get an aluminum cover button kit from the fabric store. Use the included template to trace a circle onto your fabric. Cut the fabric circle out. Press the fabric into the tool. Press the button down into the tool. Tuck the edges of the fabric into the button. Place the back of the button on top of the fabric.