If you are sick of matching earrings this is the tutorial for you… How to make asymmetrical earrings.

I am seeing loads of cool asymmetrical earrings around lately, here’s how to make a pair of your own.

You will need the following tools and materials to make your asymmetrical earrings:

1: Pliers. I used my round nose pliers, cutting pliers and flat nose pliers.

2: Eye pins of different lengths. I used two eye pins.

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3: Three small head pins.

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4: One larger head pin.

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5: A pair of stud earring findings.

6: Beads of your choice. I used some vintage yellow tube beads, some blue plastic beads and some yellow and blue glass beads.

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Follow these steps to make your asymmetrical earrings:

1: Add one of the glass beads and tube beads to the larger head pin.

2: Bend the top of the pin to form a right angle.

3: Trim the pin so that it is only 1cm long from the top of the bead.

4: Curl the top of the pin using the round nose pliers to secure the bead on the pin.

5: Add the longer bead to the longer eye pin and repeat steps 2-4 to secure the bead in place.

5: Attach the two pins together.

6: Attach the top of the charm to the loop of the earring finding.

7: Add the plastic blue beads to each of the small head pins.

8: Curl the tops of the pins to secure the beads in place.

9: Place the remaining glass beads on the shorter eye pin.

10: Repeat steps 2-4 to secure the glass beads on the eye pin. (Skip the wire trimming if your pin is the right length!)

11: Put the small blue charms onto the bottom of the beaded pin.

12: Add an earring finding to the top of the pin to finish the second earring.

Now your asymmetrical beaded earrings are finished and ready to wear!

Here’s another pair of mismatched beaded earrings made using a hammered wire ring.

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