Hello everyone! Tonight, I want to show you how I made a new ring design—a floral one—since this time I created a piece featuring multiple flowers. I hope you all like it, friends here on Hive.
Today I made a unique ring, exploring a different approach while maintaining a delicate, lovely floral style. I wanted to try something new and continue expanding my knowledge of the world of costume jewelry; instead of making just one flower, I created two—one large and one small—complete with details that resemble leaves.
Materiales/Materials
- Hilo nilón transparente
- 6 cuentas anaranjada
- 1 mostacilla amarilla y una verde claro
- 6 mostacillas blancas
- Mostacillas verdes
- Tijera
- Clear nylon thread
- 6 orange beads
- 1 yellow seed bead and 1 light green seed bead
- 6 white seed beads
- Green seed beads
- Scissors
Paso a paso
Step by step
Paso 1/Step 1
I started by placing four green seed beads on the clear nylon thread, then passed one end of the thread back through the last bead—it doesn't matter which end—to form a cross shape with the beads; that forms the first leaf of this ring.
Paso 2/Step 2
Next, I proceeded to make the first flower for this ring; this flower is made of seed beads because they are smaller—I used white seed beads and placed a yellow one in the center.
Paso 3/Step 3
Then I proceeded to make another seed-bead leaf; I made it just like the first one to maintain the same sequence.
Paso 4/Step 4
Next, I started making the larger flower; I used orange beads, placed the first bead, then added two beads on each side, followed by a bead for the center of the flower. After that, I threaded the ends of the nylon line through those two beads and finally added another bead to complete the flower. From there, I continued with another seed-bead leaf; I should mention that I made the smaller flower in the same way.
Paso 5/Step 5
Next, I started making the ring band using green seed beads; I strung a row of beads until it was long enough to fit the finger—the number of beads needed depends on the size.
Resultado final
Botton line
The photos in this post are my own. The images were edited using Canva. The photos were taken with my Infinix Smart 7 phone. The content was translated using Firefox Translator.