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Summer DIY Fringe Hoop Earrings

Do you have free 30 minutes? If your answer is yes, we have an idea for you! How about new earrings? You will need hoop earrings, embroidery floss or yarn, oval cable chain, flat nose pliers and scissors. First, choose your colors. Wrap your middle color on your hand about four or five times. Then...

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Elegant DIY Embossed Rose Earrings

These vintage-inspired elegant earrings you can actually make yourself very quickly in just a few steps! They’d be an awesome addition to your romantic date night look. Here’s the list of supplies needed: Sizzix BIGkick Machine Only (Vintaj Special Edition), DecoEmboss Die Nouveau Roses, Sizzix Cutting Pads, Sizzix Accessory Solo Platform & Shim (light blues),...

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Fun And Flirty DIY Strawberry Earrings To Make

The strawberry picking season has just began, have you tasted them already? I think they’re one of the most delicious berries ever. If you love them like I do, join me on today’s fun and girly strawberry stud earrings tutorial. They’re so adorable, I think I can wear them all summer long! Here’s what you...

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DIY Polka Dot Clay Dangle Earrings

Polka dot is a cool girlish pattern, and you can rock it with some cute accessories, for example, these earrings from enthrallinggumption.com. You’ll need oven bake clay, delicate chain, a gold pen, earring findings, screws, E6000 glue, pliers. Use a quarter of the one partition to make two beads. Then make a hole with an...

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Super Cool DIY Double-Sided Spiked Earrings

Double-sided spiked earrings are very trendy accessories, so let’s try to make them right now! You’ll need oven bake clay, earring posts and backs, gold paint pen, glue and oven. Using a small piece of polymer clay, mold two studs that are similar in size. Then insert an earring post into an earring back and...

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Simple DIY Metallic Knot Stud Earrings

Sometimes you don’t need too many bright accessories to look good, sometimes you need simple but chic details to emphasize your style. You will need metal cookie sheet and parchment paper, metallic spray paint, two post and backing sets for stud earrings, oven-bake clay, strong craft glue, ruler and craft scissors. Roll a piece of...

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Boho Chic DIY Stone And Brass Dreamcatcher Earrings

These earrings truly remind of a dreamcatcher, yeah? I love boho chic inspired pieces, and I think they’d be a perfect summer accessory you wouldn’t want to take off. Plus they’re just too darn cute! Let’s make them! Here’s the list of supplies needed: bass circles, large amazonite chips, oval amazonite bead, eyepins, flathead pins,...

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DIY Wood Veneer Earrings With Scrapbook

These earrings look very effective and dramatic, you can easily make a statement with them at any time! To make them you’ll need wood veneer scrapbooking embellishments earring hooks, paintbrush, acrylic paint, washi tape, Crop-A-Dile punch. Use the smallest punch on the side of your Crop A Dile to punch a hole in the top...

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Colorful DIY Statement Lantern Earrings

Need a pair of statement earrings? Gather materials: pliers, gold wire or eye pins, headpins, gold chain, faceted gold hematite beads from Pandahall, 4mm faceted turquoise beads from Pandahall, 6mm Austrian bicone crystals from Pandahall, and gold jump rings. With either your eye pins or pieces of wire create beaded charms using three gold hematite...

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Easy DIY Glitter Earrings For Holidays

This is a super fun and fast project with lots of sparkle for the holidays. These DIY Glitter Earrings add tons of sparkle and are so easy to make you’ll want them in every color. You’ll need Tulip Fashion Glitter Kit, Tulip Fashion Glitter Bond, earring posts and earring backs. Use a paper towel roll...

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