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Neutral stripe fringe earrings

Muted charcoal, gray, beige and white in a straight fringe silhouette. A restrained four-color starting point for your next pair.

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Neutral stripe fringe earrings, first earring digital previewNeutral stripe fringe earrings, matching second earring digital previewDigital pattern render · matching pair · colors are approximate
1098 beads per pair11 fringe strands per earring1.8 × 7.0 cm per earring, excluding ear wires

Your bead palette

Miyuki Delica 11/0 cylinder beads. Exact counts are for the matching pair; shopping weights include about 10% spare.

KeyDelica code and colorOne earringPairTo buy
ADB0310 Matte Opaque Black1202401.5 g
BDB0731 Opaque Gray1332661.5 g
CDB1731 Color-Lined Alabaster Beige Luster1482962.0 g
DDB0200 Opaque White1482962.0 g

Screen and print colors are approximate. Check the DB codes and bead finishes before ordering. Dimensions are estimates.

Make this color story your own

The stripe motif steps gently across the width. Order by Delica code rather than the screen swatch; matte and luster finishes can look different in daylight.

How to read the pattern

Start the brick stitch top at its narrow two-bead row. The word chart alternates left-to-right and right-to-left travel. A run such as 3(A) means three beads in color A. Fringe strands are numbered from left to right and read from the top down; return through all but the final stop bead. Make the second earring from the same chart.

Symmetry reflects the motif across each earring. Both earrings repeat the same chart; the exporter does not create a separate reversed chart for the second earring.

You will also need beading thread, a size 10–12 beading needle and two ear wires. These patterns assume you know brick stitch and fringe. Designs have not been stitch-tested; check a sample before committing to a finished pair.

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