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Having all "required" items below are essential to creating the earrings we'll be discussing in class. Read below for details on each item and you can also refer to an Amazon list for purchasing supplies.


AMAZON LIST: 
Please be sure to check the comments on each item; if you have any questions regarding these items, please send me a message and I'm happy to help! Some items in this shopping cart may not be available, but nearly identical supplies can be located: 
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3GQ7M0FKKV1O7?ref_=wl_share


SUPPLY DETAILS:
Required Materials for Class:
1. Chain Nose Pliers (thin nose, flat jaws) and Round Nose Pliers (thin nose, round jaws)
2. Wire Cutters
3. Beads (just a handful, medium sized; try pearls, small crystals, and other eye-catching beads!)
4. Unfinished chain with medium or large links (links should be at least 4mm in size; must be big enough to fit a piece of wire through the empty space of a single link)
5. Jump rings (4mm or 6mm or a variety pack)
6. Headpins, at least 2" long
7. Eye pins, at least 2" long 
**NOTE: Items 6 and 7 can be substituted for jewelry craft artistic wire in 20g or 24g thickness (if you want to use smaller beads, use 24g, which is thinner)**
8. Earring hooks, posts, or clip-ons (your choice)
9. Ruler (12" or 30cm) OR soft measuring tape

Recommended but not required:
10. A single piece of felt or other fabric to use as a beading mat when working to prevent your beads from rolling away.
11. Charms


ESTIMATED COSTS:
• Pliers & cutter set: ~$10-$20
• Pack or spool of unfinished chain: ~$5-$10
• Jump rings: ~$4/pack
• Earring hooks: ~$4/pack
• Headpins/eye pins: ~$5-$8/pack
• 20 gauge and 24 gauge wire: ~$7/spool  (Note: "g", or "gauge", refers to the thickness of the wire; the higher the number, the thinner the wire.)
• Materials are available online and at your local craft store such as Michaels or JoAnn Fabrics. Check your local stores for coupons, such as saving a fixed percentage off your entire order!

Parental assistance may be needed for cutting wire and using jewelry pliers as requested by student.