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Ayr Earrings (cont.)

3)    Place 14° beads on your left hand loop,

push them back along the loop out of your way, and tat

R3; 1 °c° 1 §§§§ 1 °o⁰1 °° 1 °o° 1 %2 - 5/^-

Place a pearl under the closed ring and make a

PULLED LOOP join.

4)    Place 15° beads on your left hand loop,

push them back along the loop out of your way, and tat

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T^\ Ą 1 OOOOI OO 1 ńń 1 OO 1 OOOO 1 /

^4; 1    1 ° 1    1 ° 1 OOOO 1/

unload the shuttle, and leave it for now. After you complete positions 5) and 6) follow the finishing techniąues below.

5)    String 17°+ ° on the second taił, place: 11 ° on your left hand loop, push them back along the loop out of your way, and tat

R5; 1 gggg 1 °o° 1 °°° 1 °o°2 - 5/*^-

To make certain that all pearls are on the right side of the earring, tum the closed ring so that its picot looks left.

Place a pearl under the closed ring pressing it inside from undemeath, and make & PULLED LOOP join.

6)    String 22°+ ° , place: 14° on your left hand loop,

push them back along the loop out of your way, and tat

R6; 1 °o° 1SSSS1 °o° 1 °°° 1 °o° 1 °°2 - 5/-0-

Turn the closed ring so that its picot looks left, place a pearl under the ring, and make a PULLED LOOP join.

There is a shorter version of these earrings, •> with 4 rings in the pattern instead of 6; but you will have to re-count the number of beads and pearls you need.

Use positions: 1,2, 5, and 4 in the above pattern, and the picture.

To finish an earring see position II on p 24.

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