Learn how to make rose embroidery earrings

1. Introduction: Hi everyone. Thank you for joining my class today. I am Eva, and I am the creator behind Hannah crochet design. Hannah crochet design is my crochet jewelry line. For my crochet jewelry, I use a very fine trap. The thickness is slightly thicker than regular sewing thread and I use 0.5-millimeter crochet hook. I like to incorporate different shapes of crystals, as well as different sizes of sequin in my jewelry. Even though you're using the same crochet pattern for the flower, you can create totally new design new look by using different shape of beads or crystal. In this class, I'm going to teach you how to make these crochet flower earrings. I'm going to share with you all the tools and materials that you're going to need to make these crochet earrings, such as the size of the trap, size of the beads, [MUSIC] the type of material that I'm using for my gold chain and also the ear hook and also the size of crochet thread that I'm using. Then after that, I will teach you how to crochet a flower. Lastly, I'm going to share with you how to put up the earrings together. [MUSIC] If you're interested to make these crochet earrings, go to my next video to see all the tools and materials that you need to make this earrings. [MUSIC] 2. Lesson 2 how to make basic crochet stitches: Hi everyone. In this lesson I'm going to teach you how to do some basic crochet stitches. In this tutorial, I'm going to use 1.25 millimeter crochet hook and a skin of embroidery thread, so you can see it better on screen. We're going to start with slip knot. To do that, I'm going to wrap the yarn over my index finger like this. Then grab your hook, insert underneath the first yarn and then grab the second yarn and pull it through the first yarn. I'm going to twist. Slowly remove the loop on your index finger, and tighten it by pulling the tail of the thread. After this, we are ready to do our first chain stitch. To do that, I'm going to yarn over and then pull it through the loop. That's our first chain. Same thing again to do the second chain, I'm going to yarn over and then pull it through the loop. That's the second chain. Yarn over and pull it through the loop, that's the third one. Yarn over, pull it through the loop. That's how you make chain stitches. If you're new to micro crochet, you might want to practice making this chain stitches and they'll all your chain stitches look even and all of them have same size. Next stitch is a single crochet. To make a single crochet stitch, I'm going to insert my hook in the chain stitch like this. Then I'm going to yarn over and pull it back through the loop. You have two loops on your hook. I'm going to yarn over again and then pull through two loops altogether. That's your first single crochet. I'm going to show you again. I'm going to insert my hook in the next stitch or in the next chain, and then I'm going to yarn over and pull it back through. I have two loops on my hook. I'm going to yarn over and then pull through two loops altogether. That's my second single crochet. Again, I'm going to insert my hook in the next stitch or in the next chain and I'm going to yarn over and pull it back through. I have two loops on my hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through two loops together. That's my third single crochet. Again, insert the hook in the next stitch or in the next chain. I'm going to yarn over and pull it back through. I have two loops on my hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through two loops together. That's how to make a single crochet. I finished my raw. This is how the single crochet looks like. It's a short stitch and you won't see a lot of gap in between your yarn. Next, I'm going to show you how to crochet a half double crochet stitches. To do that, I'm going to start by making the chain stitches. I'm going to flip my crochet work and we're going to work on this slide.To make half double crochet stitch, I'm going to yarn over once. Then I'm going to insert the hook in the first stitch, yarn over and pull it back through. You have three loops on your hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through three loops all together. That's my first half double crochet. I'm going to show you again, I'm going to yarn over once and then I'm going to insert the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it back through. Now we have three loops on the hook. Then I'm going to yarn over and pull through three loops all together. That's the second half, double crochet. Again, yarn over once, insert the hook in the next stitch, yarn over, pull it back through. We're going to yarn over, and pull through three loops all together. I'm going to show you one more time. We're going to yarn over once and then insert the hook in the next stitch, yarn over and pull it back through. We have three loops on the hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through three loops altogether. That's how to do a half double crochet. I finished my half double crochet stitches role, and this is how it looks like. Compared to the single crochet stitches below this half double crochet stitch is slightly polar. Next, I'm going to show you how to do a double crochet stitch. I'm going to start by making three chain stitches. To make a double crochet, I'm going to yarn over once, insert the hook in the stitch, and then yarn over and pull it back through. You have three loops on your hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through two loops. Yarn over again, and pull through two loops. I'm going to show you again. We're going to yarn over once inside the hole in the next stitch. Then yarn over, pull it back through. We have three loops on the hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through two loops. Yarn over again, and pull through two loops. That's the second double crochet. Yarn over once inside the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it back through. We have three loops on the hook. Next I'm going to yarn over and pull through two loops. I've finished the double crochet stitches row. This is how it looks like. It is slightly taller than the half double crochet. Next, I'm going to show you how to do a treble crochet stitch. I'm going to start with four chain stitches. To make a treble crochet, we are going to yarn over twice. Then I'm going to insert the hook in the stitch, yarn over and pull it back through. Now you have four loops on your hook. I'm going to yarn over and pull through two loops. This one will be the last one, yarn over pull through two loops, so you're going to yarn over three times. That's the first treble crochet. This is the second one. Yarn over twice inside the hook in the next stitch, yarn over and pull it back through. Now we're going to yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. That's the second treble crochet.Yarn over twice inside the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it back through. Now we're going to yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. I'm going to show you one more time. We're going to yarn over twice inside the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it back through. Now you have four loops on your hook. I'll bring it closer so you can see the loops. There are four loops there. Now we're going to yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through two loops and last one, yarn over pull through two loops. This is how the treble crochet stitches looks like. We're going to learn one last stitch, which is the double treble crochet. I'm going to start by making five chain stitches. Then I'm going to flip my crochet work. To make double treble crochet, I'm going to yarn over three times. Then I'm going to insert the hook in the stitch, yarn over and pull it back through. Now you have five loops on your hook. We're going to yarn over and pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. Let's do it again. We're going to yarn over three times 1,2,3. We're going to insert the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it back through. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops. This is the last one, yarn over pull through two loops. That's the double treble crochet stitch. Again, we're going to yarn over three times. Then insert the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over, pull it back through. You have five loops on your hook. Then we're going to yarn over and pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. I'm going to show you one more time. We're going to yarn over three times. Then we're going to insert the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over, pull it back through. You have five loops on your hook. I'm going to yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and this one will be the last one, yarn over pull through two loops. That's the double treble crochet stitch. I finished my double treble crochet stitches, and this is how it looks like. That's all for basic crochet stitches. These are all the stitches that I used to make my crochet flower. 3. Lesson 3 Tools and materials: In this lesson, I'm going to share with you all the tools and materials that you're going to need to make these crochet earrings. If you purchase my crochet kit all the materials will be included in the box except for the white glue and also the crochet hook. Let's start with a crochet thread. I'm using this crochet thread Number 80 from DMC it is available in two colors. This is the white color tread, and this is the ecru. For the embroidery rose I'm using DMC embroidery thread. I use this purple shape color the color code is 3042. [MUSIC] To make these crochet earrings, I'm using 0.5 millimeter crochet hook. My favorite crochet hook brand is optimal Tulip. You can purchase this online on Amazon. There are two types of sequins in the packaging. The first one is the six millimeter flat sequin in purple shade and the other one is four millimeter cup sequin in AB white. I used the smallest sequin to fill in the small gaps in my earrings design. The auto type of beads that you're going to get in a crochet kit. The first one is this round toho beads size 11 in rose gold color. [MUSIC] I sew this beads in the center part of the embroidery rose as well as my crotchet flower. The other one is this round toho beads also in size 11. This is a transparent beads with a silver lining inside and I use these beads as a spacer for my sequins. For the back of the earrings I'm going to cover it with this suede fabric. I have prepared a pre-cup suede fabric so all you have to do is just a patch the ear posts and glue them onto the back of the earrings. To glue all the parts together, I'm using this white glue. This is just a regular handicraft glue. The ear posts is also included in the crochet kit if you want to purchase for future projects, you can get 14K gold field or sterling silver or get a hypoallergenic material if you have sensitive skin. You will also need an embroidery hoop and linen fabric. [MUSIC] You will also need this beading foundation if you purchase my crochet kit, you will get this pre-cut circle. That's all about the tools and materials. In the next lesson, I'm going to show you how to crochet the flower. [MUSIC] 4. Lesson 4 how to crochet miniature flower: [MUSIC] Hi, everyone. In this lesson, I'm going to teach you how to crotchet this flower. [MUSIC] To crotchet that flower, I'm using this 0.5 millimeter crochet hook. I'm using Etimo Tulip crochet hook. You can purchase this from Amazon. This is by far the most comfortable crochet hook I've ever tried because it has soft grip. For the thread, I'm using this DMC cordonnet special cotton thread number 80. If you can't find this brand online, I actually sell this thread together with my crotchet kit. You can purchase that in my Etsy shop. I will put the link in the class information below. You can also use DMC dentelles number 80 or DMC embroidery thread. If you're using DMC embroidery thread, you have to split the strands. In one skin of embroidery thread, there are six strands, so you just need to separate them and just use one strand. This is what I usually do. After I split the strands one by one, I wind the individual strand on a bobbin card like this. In this tutorial, I'm using full strand of embroidery thread and one millimeter hook, so you can see all the stitches that are onscreen. We're going to start with magic circle. To do that, I'm going to wrap the yarn over my finger and then grip your hook. Insert your hook underneath the first yarn, and then the second yarn, pull it through. I'm going to twist yarn over and chain one. After this, I'm going to make one more chain stitch. Then after that, we're going to make four double crochet in the magic circle. To do that, I'm going to yarn over once, insert your hook in the magic circle, yarn over, and pull it back through. Then from here, I'm going to yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. This is our first double crochet, and this is the second one, yarn over once. I'm going to insert my hook in the magic circle, and then we're going to yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. This is the third double crochet, and this is the fourth double crochet. This is going to be the end of the first round. Next, I'm going to make two chain stitches, flip my crochet work, and then we're going to start with the second row. I'm going to make two double crochet in the first stitch. To do that, I'm going to yarn over once, and then insert my hook in the first stitch. Then I'm going to yarn over and pull it through. Then yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through two loops. This is the first double crochet, and this is the second double crochet in the same stitch. Then after that, I'm going to make two treble crochet in the next stitch. To do that, I'm going to yarn over twice, then insert the hook in the second stitch, yarn over, and pull it through. We're going to yarn over, pull through two loops. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. This is the first treble crochet. This is the second treble crochet in the same stitch, yarn over twice inside the hook in the same stitch, and yarn over, pull it through, yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. Another two treble crochet in the next stitch. This is the first treble crochet, and I'm going to make the second treble crochet in the same stitch. In the last stitch, I'm going to make two double crochet yarn over once. I'm going to insert my hook in the last stitch. Yarn over and pull it through, yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. This is the first double crochet, and we're going to make second double crochet in the same stitch. Yarn over once insert the hook in the same stitch, yarn over, and pull it back through. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. That's the end of the second row, Chain 1. We're going to continue to the third row. Flip your crochet work, and we're going to start with a single crochet in the first stitch. Half double crochet and a double crochet in the next stitch, yarn over once. Insert your hook in the next stitch, yarn over, pull it through, yarn over, and pull through three loops altogether. That's the half double crochet stitch. Next, a double crochet in the same stitch, yarn over once. Insert the hook in the same stitch, yarn over and pull it through. Yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. That's the double crochet. In the next stitch, I'm going to make two treble crochet stitches. We're going to yarn over twice inside the hook. In the next stitch, yarn over, pull it through. There are four loops on your hook. I'm going to yarn over pull through two loops, yarn over and then pull through two loops and the last one, yarn over, pull through two loops. That's the first treble crochet. I'm going to make the second treble crochet in the same stitch. This is the second treble crochet. A double crochet in the next stitch, yarn over once, insert the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it through. There are three loops on your hook, yarn over and pull through two loops, yarn over and pull through two loops. I'm going to make two chains stitches, and we're going to make a slip stitch in the same stitch. Slip stitch in the next stitch. I'm going to make two chains stitches, and we're going to make a double crotchet in the same stitch, yarn over once inside the hook in the same stitch, yarn over and pull it back through, yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. Two treble crochet stitches in the next stitch, yarn over twice inside the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over, pull it through, yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, pull through two loops, and last one, yarn over, pull through two loops, that's the first treble crochet. We're going to make the second treble crochet in the same stitch. A double crochet and a half double crochet stitches in the next stitch, so I will start with a double crochet. Then after that, a half double crochet in the same stitch, yarn over once, insert your hook in the same stitch, yarn over, pull it through, yarn over, pull through three loops altogether. That's the half double crochet. For the last stitch, I'm going to make a single crochet in that stitch. From here, we're going to slip stitch in the same stitch. That's the end of the last row. Now we're going to connect this last pitch to the magic circle below. To do that, I'm going to make the chain stitches. Make a slip stitch in the last double crochet that we made in the first row. Make another two chain stitches. To finish the first petal, we're going to make a slip stitch in the magic circle. That's it. This is how the first petal looks like. Next, I'm going to crochet another two petals with the same pattern. This is how small the petal looks like at this point, if you're using crochet trap number 80. Now we're going to do the second petal, which has exactly the same pattern as the first petal. I will start by making the chain stitches, and then after that, I'm going to make for double crochet in the magic circle. This is my first double crochet, this is the second double crochet, the third double crochet, and the last double crochet, which is also the end of the first round. Make the chain stitches. Flip your crochet work, and we're going to start with the second round. Two double crochet in the first stitch. Yarn over once, set the hook in the first stitch, yarn over, pull its through. We're going to yarn over, pull through two loops, and yarn over pull through two loops. This is the second double crochet in the same stitch. In the next stitch I'm going to make the treble crochet stitches yarn over twice inside the hook. In the next stitch, yarn over and pull it through, yarn over, pull through two loops. That's the first treble crochet. This is the second treble crochet in the same stitch. Yarn over twice inside the hook in the same stitch. Yarn over pull it through, yarn over pull through two loops. In the next stitch, I'm going to make another two treble crochet yarn over twice. Instead of hook in the next stitch, yarn over pull through, yarn over pull through two loops. That's the first treble crochet. We're going to make another treble crochet in the same stitch. Two double crochet in the last stitch yarn over once. Insert the hook in the next stitch, yarn over, and pull it back through. We're going to yarn over pull through two loops, and yarn over pull through two loops. This is the second double crochet in the same stitch, which is also the end of the second row. Next, we're going to chain one. Flip your crochet work, and we're going to start with the third row. A single crochet in the first stitch, then after that, a half double crochet and a double crochet stitch in the next stitch. I will start with a half-double crochet. This is a double crochet in the same stitch. Two treble crochet in the next stitch. We're going to yarn over twice inside the hook in the next stitch. Yarn over and pull it back through. Yarn over pull through two loops. This is the second treble crochet in the same stitch. A double crochet in the next stitch, yarn over once. Insert your hook in the next stitch; yarn over and pull it back through, yarn over pull through two loops, and yarn over, pull through two loops. Then after that, I'm going to make two chain stitches. Then we're going to make a slip stitch in the same stitch. Make another slip stitch in the next stitch. Make two chain stitches and a double crochet in the same stitch, yarn over once inside the hook in the same stitch, yarn over pull it through. We're going to yarn over pull through two loops and yarn over pull through two loops. Two treble crochet in the next stitch. Yarn over twice instead the hook in the next stitch, yarn over pull it back through. Yarn over pull through two loops. We're going to make one more treble crochet in the same stitch. A double crochet and a half double crochet stitches in the next stitch, we will start with a double crochet and after that a half double crochet in the same stitch. Yarn over once inside the hook, in the same stitch, yarn over pull it through. We're going to yarn over pull through three loops altogether. We're going to make a single crochet in the last stitch. Then, a slip stitch in the same stitch. Then from here, we're going to do the same thing as we did before. I'm going to chain rule. Then make a slip stitch in the last double crochet that we made in the first row. Chain two again. We're going to make a slip stitch in the magic circle. This is how the circle data looks like. I have a short clip to show you how the flower looks like at this point, if you're using crochet thread number 80. [MUSIC] Next, we're going to continue to the third petal. Same thing again. I'm going to start with two chains stitches, and then for double crochet in the magic circle. [MUSIC] Of the red, I'm going to make the chain stitches and start with a second round. I will start with two double crochets in the first stitch. This is my first double crochet, and this is the second double crochet in the same stitch. Since the pattern is exactly the same as the previous petal, I'm going to speed up the video and come back at the end of this row. [MUSIC] I finished my second row. I'm going to chain one and flip my crochet work, and start with that row. Make a single crochet in the first stitch. Again, since the pattern is exactly the same as the previous petal, I'm going to speed up the video and come back at the end of this row. [MUSIC] Now we are at the last stitch. I'm going to make a single crochet in that stitch. [MUSIC] After that, I'm going to slip stitch in the same stitch. This is the end of this round. Then same thing again I'm going to change too, then slip stitch in the last double crochet that we made in the first row. Then chain row, again and slip stitch in the magic circle. This is how the data looks like. After this, you can cut the tail of the thread and then tighten your magic circle. This is how the flower looks like, if you're using crochet track number 80. I'm going to tighten the magic circle by pulling the tail of the thread. To finish it, I usually secure it with two knots at the back. For a pair of earrings, you need to prepare four crochet flowers. This is the size comparison between the flower with full strand of embroidery thread and the flower with crochet thread number 80. In the next video, I'm going to share with you how I assembled the earrings. 5. Lesson 5 how to make rose embroidery: Hi everyone. In this lesson I'm going to share with you how I make the embroidery rose and how I attach the crochet flowers on to the earrings. First, you need to prepare the embroidery hoop and also the linen fabric. If you purchase my crochet kit, these two items will be included in the box. Before you start sewing all the flowers, make sure that the fabric is securely placed in the hoop. I will also provide the circle hard fabric, which we're going to use as our earrings foundation. Next you're going to place that circle at the back of your hook. I'm just going to make a running stitch around that circle. We just need to make sure that the circle will not move around, while we attach the crochet flowers and beads later on. All the earrings parts like the crochet flower, the sequence should be sewn onto these beading foundation. [MUSIC] I'm going to do the same thing with the other circle. Make sure you give enough space in between circles, at least about three centimeters apart. Next, we're going to make the embroidery rose. I'm using this purple shade from DMC embroidery thread. This is thread is also included in the crochet kit and we're going to use one for skin, so you don't have to separate this threads one by one. With a pencil, I'm going to draw a small circle. The circle should be smaller than your earrings foundation. This is going to be the size of your embroidery rose. After that, I'm going to draw five equal lines. I'm going to use one full skin of embroidery thread. I'm using this purple shape from DMC. The color code is 3042. We will start from the center of the circle. I'm going to bring my needle up and following the five lines that we already made, I'm going to make five stitches. [MUSIC] After you're finished with this five stitches, we're going to start weaving over and under the stitches. I will skip the first stitch and I'm going to go under the next page and you're going to pull the thread away from you. Next we're going to skip the next stitch and we're going to go underneath this stitch. Then you're going to pull the thread. We're going to skip this stitch and we're going to go underneath the next stitch. Next we're going to skip this stitch and we're going to go underneath the next one. Then I'm going to continue to weave until I cover the entire spokes. [MUSIC] This is how my rose looks like so far. I have covered the empire spokes, and to finish this, I'm just going to bring my needle down and I will secure it with two knots at the back. [MUSIC] After that, I'm going to sew some seed beads in the center of my embroidery rose. I'm using the whole round seed beads, size 11 in rose gold color. Then after that, we're going to sow the beads one-by-one in the middle of the embroidery rose. For one rose, I usually use around 4-5 beads. If your embroidery rose is full just like mine, as you can see when I sow the beads, the bead is sing. In this case you might want to use more beads. Just make sure that when you wear that earrings, people can see those tiny beads. Next we're going to sort the sequence. Remember that we have attached the beading foundation behind the fabric. All the sequence and the beads should be sewn onto this beading foundation. Grab your six millimeter purple sequence. This one is also included in the crochet kit and also take your round the whole beads, size 11, which is also included in the package. This is a transparent with silver line round the whole beads. Next I'm going to bring my needle up close to my embroidery rose. We're going to insert the TOHO beads and sequence alternately. [MUSIC] This is how the sequence looks like. You have three beads and two sequence in between them. Then after that I'm going to bring my needle down and pull it tightly. Let's make another set. I'm going to bring my needle up, close to the first set of sequence. I have prepared my TOHO beads and sequence. Then I'm going to bring my needle down close to the first set of sequence. [MUSIC] I'm going to use different type of sequence. I'm going to bring my needle up close to the last set of sequence. This is the sequence that we're going to use. I'm using four millimeter AB white. Then we're going to do the same thing again. I will start with my beads and then after that I'm going to insert the sequence. You're going to do this alternately. Let's make another set next to it. Then next, prepare your crochet flowers. I'm going to attach these two flowers below the embroidery rose. Then we the same round the whole bead size 11 rose gold color. I use one bead and so it in the center of the flower, I'm going to bring my needle up close to the first flower and I'm going to sow the second flower. [MUSIC] I'm going to bring my needle up at the other side of embroidery rose. I'm going to fill in that empty part with another set of four millimeter AB white sequence. That's it. This is how the earring looks like so far. Next, I'm going to make the other one and I'm going to show you how to incorporate some Swarovski beads in your earrings design. Same step as the first earring. I'm going to start with my embroidery rose. For the Swarovski beads, I'm just using the same color tone as my embroidery rose. This is four millimeter by cone-shaped. You also can use smaller bits with the same color tone. For my earrings design, I usually pick the main color, which is purple for this design. Then after that, I'm going to pick my secondary color. It can be blue or red. For the rest of the parts, I'm just going to use neutral colors such as white or light beige color. It can also be silver or gold. This is how the other side of the earrings design looks like. I added light blue Swarovski crystals as my secondary color and for the rest of the parts, I just used neutral color, such as this light beige crochet flower. I'm still using the same four millimeter AB white sequence and I also use the same rose gold the whole beads. In the next lesson, I'm going to show you how to attach the silver ear pose and how to sow the back part of the earrings. [MUSIC] 6. Lesson 6 how to attach the earpost and finishing up: In this lesson, I'm going to show you how to sew the back part of the earrings. First, we're going to remove the earrings design from the embroidery hoop and I'm going to cut out one by one. [MUSIC] I'm going to cut out the design around seven millimeter from the foundation circle and I'm going to make a small cuts around the circle like this. I'm going to apply glue on that excess fabric and we're going to fold it inwards. I'm using brush so I can control the amount of the glue and lightly I apply the glue around the edges. Slowly I'm going to fold it inwards with my finger. I hold and press until the parts stick together. I find that it's easier to glue the excess fabric one by one rather than do it all at once. I'm just going to take my time slowly, apply the glue then pull it inward one at a time. Gently hold and press with your thumb, make sure it sticks together before you move to the next part. [MUSIC] This is how it looks after you glue all the excess fabric inward. Next, all we have to do is attach the earposts and cover the back part of the earrings. I have my suede fabric here. If you purchase my crochet kit, you're going to get a perfect circle shape. The diameter of the circle is 1.8 centimeter. Just makes sure that it is big enough to cover the back part of your earrings. After that, I'm going to pick my pencil and mark the center part of the circle. Grab your earposts and we're going to poke the earposts in the center of the circle. I usually apply some glue at the back part of the earposts and I'm going to apply the glue on the entire surface and I'm going to put this on the back of the earrings. That's accurate, I'll sew therein together. That's it. This is how the earrings looks like. Thank you everyone for joining my class today. I hope you're having fun making your own crochet earrings. For more inspiration, you can check out my YouTube channel, HanaCrochetDesign and don't forget to follow me on Instagram, HanaCrochetDesign. See you next time. Bye.