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Mini Beaded Ghost Earrings PDF Pattern

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File type
PDF
Number of pages
5
Languages
English
Finished size
〜 1.5x3.5 cm
Skill level
All levels, Beginner, Intermediate
Techniques
Circular Peyote Stitch

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Description

👻 Create your own adorable mini beaded ghost earrings, the cutest accessory for halloween and everyday life! This is a digital PDF pattern (in English) that shows you how to make small beaded ghost earrings using circular peyote stitch. Skill…Read moreSee less
👻 Create your own adorable mini beaded ghost earrings, the cutest accessory for halloween and everyday life!
This is a digital PDF pattern (in English) that shows you how to make small beaded ghost earrings using circular peyote stitch.

Skill Level:
🔹 Perfect for all levels

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📦 What you’ll receive:
• A step-by-step illustrated PDF tutorial (in English)
• Clear diagrams, tips, and visual references

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🧵 Techniques used:
• Circular Peyote Stitch

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📐 Finished Size
〜 1.5x3.5 cm

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🧰 Tools Needed
• Scissors
• Beading needle
• Round-nose pliers

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🧵 Materials Needed
• Beading Thread - 100% Nylon, 330 dtex
• 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, pink
• 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, black
• 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, white or transparent
• Two 6mm round bead (transparent)
• Two 5mm jump rings
• A pair of ear wires
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❗ Please note:
• This is a digital product only – no physical item will be shipped
• You’ll receive a PDF file instantly after purchase
• The pattern is for personal use only – please do not share, resell, or redistribute it

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⚠️ Disclaimer:

This pattern is based on my own experience as a hobby beader. I’m just sharing the method that worked best for me and felt the most intuitive. Feel free to adapt it to your own style!

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📌 Important Notes:

🚫 No refunds – Due to the nature of digital files, I don’t offer refunds once the file is downloaded.

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What you'll need

  • Scissors
  • Beading needle
  • Round-nose pliers
  • Beading Thread - 100% Nylon, 330 dtex
  • 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, pink
  • 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, black
  • 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, white or transparent
  • Two 6mm round bead (transparent)
  • Two 5mm jump rings
  • A pair of ear wires

Colours in this pattern

  • Black
  • White

Exact bead references are indicated in the PDF

Inside the pattern

Mini Beaded Ghost Earrings PDF Pattern
Mini Beaded Ghost Earrings PDF Pattern
Mini Beaded Ghost Earrings PDF Pattern

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ClareUnited States

Unfortunately even with written out instructions, this pattern seemed impossible to do-- I tried several times and I seemingly could not figure out how to get beyond the first couple of steps. Maybe videos would help, I will just say unfortunately this specific pattern does not seem "absolute beginner" friendly

Carol H.United States

cute and easy to follow directions.

Emily F.United Kingdom

A brilliantly well written explanation/ pattern of how to make the tiny ghosts. I now have a house full of tiny ghosts. Liked it so much bought the bundle.

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What will I receive?

A PDF with step-by-step illustrated instructions, diagrams, tips and visual references. This is a digital product only; no physical item will be shipped.

Can I share or resell the pattern?

The pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share, resell or redistribute it.

Are digital downloads refundable?

Due to the nature of digital files, I don’t offer refunds once the file is downloaded.

Can I adapt the method?

This pattern is based on my own experience as a hobby beader. I’m sharing the method that worked best for me and felt the most intuitive. Feel free to adapt it to your own style!