| The style for making earrings shown at right uses two loops on the beginning and ending peg as described previously, but changes the orientation of those loops after the wire is removed from the jig. Instead of leaving these two loops where they can be easily seen, in this style, the loops are first converted into eye loops and then bent 90 degrees so that they are perpendicular to the rest of the earring. Finally, a small bend is made just below the loops so that the two loops lay flat against one another. |
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| Instructions for making the earrings shown at right are provided. Please select either picture to view these instructions. On page 5 of these instructions, we describe how the top two loops are first converted to eye loops, then bent 90 degrees and finally on page 6 we show how the two loops are bent so that they will lay flat against one another. |
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