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Gaudy crystals are in! Here’s how to make some bold crystal earrings.
These crystal earrings pack a visual punch! Perfect for spicing up your go to outfit. This tutorial contains affiliate links.
You will need the following tools and materials to make these rhinestone crystal earrings.
1: Two strands of rhinestone crystals. I made mine approximately 12cm long.
2: Two larger rhinestones.
3: Two glue on stud earrings with backs.
4: Araldite glue

5: A skewer.

6: Scrap Paper.

Follow these steps to make your rhinestone crystal earrings:
1: Squeeze the Araldite glue out into equal parts and mix it on the paper.



2: Add the glue to the edge of the first large rhinestone.
3: Drape one of the rhinestone strands around the rhinestone and set it aside to dry. I recommend placing them on a cutting mat so that you don’t get paper stuck on your earrings.
4: Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the second set of rhinestones.
5: Add more glue to the earrings and place them on the back of the large rhinestones.
Once your earrings are dry they’re ready to wear! How perfect are these?
Here’s another pair I made using shorter pieces of rhinestone chain.
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Need to jazz up those lapels? here’s how to make a cool little pin.
These pins are super easy to make. I’ve got a stack of them sparkling up my winter coat!
You will need the following tools and materials to make this pin:
1: Araldite glue.
2: A skewer.
3: Scrap paper.
4: A lapel pin finding.
5: Cabochons or charms of your choice. I used a piece of green acrylic and a resin cabochon.
Follow these steps to make your lapel pin:
1: Squeeze out a small amount of glue in equal parts.
2: Mix the glue using the skewer.
3: Add glue to one side of the acrylic and to the underside of the cabochon.
4: Place the two pieces together and wait for them to dry.
5: You might need to mix some more glue to attach the pin finding.
6: Add glue to the pin finding and the back side of the acrylic.
7: Attach the pin to the back of the acrylic and set it aside to dry.
Once your glue is dry your pin is ready to wear!
Here’s a bunch of pins I made recently.




















