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[header] How to make drop earrings [title] Gather your materials. [step] For each earring, you will need a headpin, a french hook earwire (or other earwire or earpost), and an assortment of beads. You will also need wire cutters, needle-nose pliers, and flat pliers.

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  1. Some of the jewelry stores may also carry drop earrings. [substeps] If you cannot find these supplies at the craft store, search the internet and ask around.
  2. You'll also need a zipper mark for the needle and head of your crochet hook to prevent the beads from scratching the wire's surface. [substeps] You'll also need to draw your eyes or a smile to complete the earring design.
  3. [substeps] You can use any combination of beads you like, as long as at least two can fit on a headpin. French hook earwires, also called earhooks, are the portion of the earring that is in direct contact with your ears.
  4. [substeps] A bead necklace is a useful piece of jewelry for children. It looks like a miniature fishhook with beads showing through.

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34937
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