Help Anyone make these earrings??

[rubberlover]

I sent a message to the person that made these a while back and haven't heard back. I need to know if anyone knows what the name of the beads the hats are made of ??

Thanks

Sherry

[stampersim]

I can barely see the picture ... but I think they are snowmen earrings? My step mom made some of these once and she used a flat rounded bead for the brim of the hat, and a cube of the same color for the top part of the hat. The beads were glass.


Simmy

[rubberlover]

Yes they are snowmen earrings. Sorry the picture is so small I copied it from this site. Would you know what the flat round beads are called? Thanks for any help you can give.

Sherry

[markie's mom]

Amazingly, I have 3 hobbies! Stamping/scrapbooking, quilting and jewelry design. I believe the flat bead you are looking for is found in a "multi" box of CatsEye beads. They are carried at Michaels for about 19.99 or 14.99. They will have the round white beads and the flat black ones in a mix of colors. The round ones will be seperated by color, but the flat ones will be mixed up. Good luck!

[hobbywoman]

I've made some of the snowman earrings before and used square hematite beads, got them at AC Moore.

[StampinHappyInCT]

Here's the link to the earrings pictured above: Gallery at Splitcoaststampers

[rubberlover]

Thanks for posting the link for the picture of the earring. I didn't know how to do that and that's why I copied the picture.

[Hummin]

I also make jewelry. Those beads are called roundells.
HTH!!!

[Marmar17304]

If you go to www.firemountaingems.com and type in rondelles in the search, it should show you what they look like. You could probably get them cheaper somewhere else, unless of course you buy in quantity. I use firemountain beads all the time.

[rubberlover]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marmar17304

If you go to www.firemountaingems.com and type in rondelles in the search, it should show you what they look like. You could probably get them cheaper somewhere else, unless of course you buy in quantity. I use firemountain beads all the time.

Thanks Alot for that information I will have to check them out

Shery