Of course, these earrings became somewhat of a mission. After a bit of searching, I found this pattern on threadabead. This site has a ton of peyote and brick stitch patterns for almost any occasion. (There is even a brick stitch karate student.)

Speaking of trees, I needed to make some for my earrings.
Trees + Santa + ring = the cutest Santa earrings
They are a little big, but I like wearing them. I think they are also a perfect size for an ornament.
My plan is to take these into the bead stores I frequent and ask around. If I find the name of the person who made the pair I originally saw, I'll update this post.
If any of you remember seeing them in a magazine or other publication, please let me know and I will give credit where credit is due.
Very cute.
ReplyDeleteI love those earrings!
ReplyDeleteThose earrings are fantastic and I agree they would make a really cute ornament.
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute! We are sharing your post on our FB page :-)
ReplyDeleteLove them.... Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the earrings, but that same santa could be made of pom-poms for a wall hanging or even hanging off of a fire place!!!
ReplyDeleteI love those Christmas trees!!
ReplyDeletewow, that earrings are incredibly cute!
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm way late in seeing this, but I'll still add that I think the idea is way cute and I've not seen anything like it! You mention bead shops, we'll have to compare notes some day!
ReplyDeleteExtremely cute :)
ReplyDeleteI made two santa's based on Your photos, hope you won't be angry