What I'm sharing today is something I made almost a year ago inspired by famous jewelry designer Suzanna Dai.When I saw the pair she had on her site, inspiration suddenly struck me. I knew the materials to use were just hidden in the cabinets. So right there and then I gave in to the compulsion to create.
The beauty of DIY is that you don't have to use the exact same materials but instead use what is available.
MATERIALS:
circular shells with holes in the middle (2 smaller and 2 bigger ones)
Other options for this are: washers, cardboard or any material that can be cut out in the same shape but should be firm
rhinestone chain
embroidery thread in color desired (it makes you piece look more difficult to make than when you use ribbons)
E6000 glue or any all purpose glue that dries clear and holds well
post earrings
Apply glue to the end of the thread and start wrapping around your base. Make sure to overlap and neatly to cover the end. Completely cover your base and lock the end of the thread with glue. Do the same to the other base. It should be one smaller and one bigger.
Leave a few centimeters of thread to wrap around both pieces and glue. Attach the earring posts to the backside of the earrings.
Time to embellish! Remember, it's even better if it's not exactly like mine. Personalize your creation.
Be creative. The purpose of an inspiration is to derive ideas from. But creativity means putting our own twist on your inspiration.
I hope to have inspired you enough to make your own jewelries soon!
Sandee