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What to do with little bits of lucet cord that are laying around?  I made these cute little lucet earrings using cast-off bits from other projects and I love them. Similar to my Challenge Earrings, this is another project made with orphan odds and ends in my studio. I didn't quite have enough little lucet cord scraps in an earth tone palette, so I used some leather cording that I had on hand as well. Of course you could make a similar pair of earrings with lucet cords made from scratch. You could also use ribbons or strips of cloth or even naked yarn strands if you need to find some color-coordinated cording in a pinch. Don’t know how to make lucet cords?  In this project I feature a cord made with 2 gimps as well as some basic cord made with Lucci Rayon. If you want an in-depth reference, take a look at my book! No need to use properly tied-off lengths of lucet cords. You can just cut these cords to length. The knots at the end keep cut lucet cords from unravelling.   MATERIALS (14) 4 to 5” cords and lucet cords of your choice (or various longer cords that can be cut to these lengths) (16) Size 6/0 seed beeds in coordinating color (2) 1 1/4” Earring hoops similar to these. Jewelry making pliers Scissors   INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH EARRING: Step 1 - Add beads: String 4 beads onto the hoop. Step 2 - Attach first cord: Attach the first cord with a lark’s head knot. This cord will be your shortest cord.  Tie a simple overhand knot at one of the cord ends at your desired length and pull it tightly. Snip the tail as close to the cord as possible. Step 3 - Tie longer and longer cords with sides of equal lengths: Tie an overhand knot on the second side of the first cord to match the length of the first. Trim the cord as close as possible to the knot. Then attach your second cord in the same way as in Step 2, making it a touch longer than the first cord.  Proceed by tying an overhand knot on the second side of the second cord to match the length of the first side. Step 4 -

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