
Happy 4th of July!! As promised, today we're publishing a second tassel tutorial as our gift to you for the 4th of July. These earrings are remarkably easy to make and extremely beautiful. Its amazing what can be done with a little imagination and the right materials :)
Yesterday, in our first tassel tutorial we hinted at the ridiculous amount of pictures we took this week, and after seeing today's post you'll see why. We had tons of fun making this for you and you'll notice that we wrote the step by step instructions in both English and Spanish. We do the same thing on all our video tutorials and that's because we're based out of Puerto Rico and Spanish is our first language :) For those of you lucky enough to come to the Caribbean, make sure to give us a visit in Bayamon.
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Materials
1- 8 yards of 0.8mm nylon cord/ Eight yards of Nylon Cord, size 0.8mm
2- Piece of cardboard approximately 2" x 3" / Small piece of cardboard box
3- Glue Super Glue / Super New Glue
4- Scissors / Thread Snips
5- Flat Nose Pliers
6- Four 6mm Jump Rings/ Four 6mm Jump Rings
7- Two End Caps
8- Fish Hooks
9- Two gemstone bezels/ Two Gemstone Bezels
1- 8 yards of 0.8mm nylon cord/ Eight yards of Nylon Cord, size 0.8mm
2- Piece of cardboard approximately 2" x 3" / Small piece of cardboard box
3- Glue Super Glue / Super New Glue
4- Scissors / Thread Snips
5- Flat Nose Pliers
6- Four 6mm Jump Rings/ Four 6mm Jump Rings
7- Two End Caps
8- Fish Hooks
9- Two gemstone bezels/ Two Gemstone Bezels
Click on any of the links above to purchase these materials.
#1 - Cut around 6 yards of nylon cord and place it on top of the cardboard square .
#2- Begin wrapping the yarn around the cardboard until you have reached the desired thickness for your pompom/tassel.
#3- Cut the extra cord
#2- Begin wrapping the yarn around the cardboard until you have reached the desired thickness for your pompom/tassel.
#3- Cut the extra cord
#4 - Cut 1 yard of separate thread and pass it under all the threads . / Measure and cut 1 yard of nylon cord. Place it under the cord on the cardboard box to make a knot.
#5- Make a double knot around all the threads, leaving one end of the thread much shorter than the other .
#6- Make another double knot to secure it.

#7- Remove the thread from the cardboard.
#8- Take the knot to the inside of the tassel.
#9- Put a drop of glue on the knot .

#10- Take the longer end of the thread, and wrap it around the top part of the tassel./ Grab the longer end of the additional nylon cord and wrap it around the top part of the tassel.
#11- Continue wrapping the cord tightly around the tassel, as tightly as possible, at least 8 times.

#12- Add glue to the knot where the thread ends.
#13- Cut the excess thread.
#14- Cut the threads at the bottom to open the tassel .


#15- An~adele pega al "end cap"./ Add glue to the end cap
#16- Insert the top part of the tassel inside the end cap. Hold it for a few seconds to ensure it adheres properly.

#17- Open the jump rings using the flat-nose pliers.

#18 and #19 - Insert the gemstone bezel and the fish hook into the jump ring.

#20 and 21: In another jump ring, insert the "end cap" and the other end of the connector . / Connect the end cap and the other end of the bezel with another jump ring.

And voila!!
Comments (3)
Where can I buy the supplies to make these?
Bellisimos y muy facil de hacer. me encantan sus tutoriales, lastima que vivo tan lejos. (Lajas) para visitar su tienda
Bellisimos y muy facil de hacer. me encantan sus tutoriales, lastima que vivo tan lejos. (Lajas) para visitar su tienda