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Peruvian Thread Earrings

Apparently the sixties are making a comeback! The style of these earrings originated in the 1960s in Peru. These earrings are all the rage today, and the best thing is, you can make them yourself!

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There are many variations of thread earrings, and Amanda followed the traditional teardrop shape. Feel free to use any shape or color that best fits your style! Amanda used a superfine 30-gauge colored copper wire that looks just like thread but still leaves these earrings lightweight and easy to wear! So go for it . . .  take a time machine back to the 1960s.
Required Materials: (a) 16-gauge silver craft wire, 16" (b) 18-gauge silver craft wire, 65"-70" (c) 30-gauge colored craft wire, about 30',
divided (d) Earwires.
Tools Needed: Coiling Gizmo or other wire coiler, round nose pliers, and flush cutters.
Originally Published: Step by Step Wire Jewelry, June/July 2010
Item #: EP3211
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Apparently the sixties are making a comeback! The style of these earrings originated in the 1960s in Peru. These earrings are all the rage today, and the best thing is, you can make them yourself! Google
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