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Disc Beads

What do you do with those chunky disc beads you see being made? Here's a cute earring idea for you! I used a long headpin and strung a small sterling saucer, a czech faceted rondelle, and sterling rope spacer, a disc bead, a flowery bead cap, and finally a black seed bead to make this really cute pair of earrings! 

You can find these disc beads going into my SueBeads etsy store this afternoon!  There are others available, as well, and I'll love to take your custom color requests, just let me know!

Coral with purple powder, and raku frit!
Violet with pretty blue frit!
Amber, Olive and Gray glass with raku frit!

Comments

The disk beads are gorgeous and I love the earrings.
Therese
SummersStudio said…
Very nice. Love how it all stacks up to create one integrated shape.
jessememan said…
just snagged those coral ones and the ribbed beads to match!! Yummy!
Marie Cramp said…
They are fantastic!! Love them!
BTW, got my beads this morning <3 Beautiful as always!!

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