Trillium Earrings Free Beading Pattern

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Written By Chloe

I’m pleased to debut an original beading pattern for these Trilllium Earrings. Trilliums are the national flower of the province of Ontario, but since they’re somewhat rare to endangerment I don’t think these flowers get enough love and admiration.

Side-by-side cimparison of beaded trillium earrings by lovely day crafts, and two trillium flowers and their folliage.

These earrings don’t come out very big, they’re just a bit smaller than an actual trillium, coming in at around 2.5cm in diameter, or about the size of a quarter.

Supplies Needed:

  • Superduo beads (two colours for foliage and petals)

    • For the green/white pair I used Dark Aqua Travertine and White Luster

  • 11/0 seed beads (two colours for foliage and petals)

    • For the green/white pair I used Travertine Turquoise and Opaque White

  • 8/0 seed beads (optional, can be replaced with 3× 11/0 beads)

  • Jump rings

  • Earring hooks

  • Approx 60cm thread per earring. I used Beadalon Supplemax monofilament illusion cord 0.25mm and collapsible eye needle, but your favourite fishing line + needle combo would work.

I made a variant of the pattern with some different colours too, in case you’re craving a less natural colour palette. I swapped most 8/0s for extra 11/0s, and strategically placed 8/0s on opposite ends to connect different modules with jump rings to make a bracelet.

beaded trillium earrings and bracelet by lovely day crafts on a yellow and blue painted backdrop

Free Beading Pattern for Trillium Earrings

Be sure to save the tutorial to your Pinterest so you can find it easily later!

beading diagram instructions for trillium earring pattern by lovelydaycrafts

Have you tried this pattern? Let me know what you think!

Chloe