Petal Earring Tutorial (+ another kit!)

My new favorite earrings:


I love them in white with lace the best,
but they're also fun in bright colors!

They were inspired by these two pair from Anthropologie:
They were so easy to make! Even the newest beginners at jewelry making can do it!


1: You'll need 4" of your favorite ribbon for each earring, burned or treated with fray check on the ends. Take a needle and thread, and do a running stitch along the edge of the ribbon....

2: Push your ribbon down the thread to gather, and stitch once in the back to secure, and set it aside.

3: Then thread 8 4mm pearls onto silver headpins, and clip with wire cutters with a little less than 1/2" left on.

4: With needle nose pliers, bend the pin into a circle. Twist the end up slightly to open the loop.

5: Attach the loop to a jumpring. Repeat for all 8 pearls, connecting them all to the same jumpring.

6: Bring the needle from the back of the ribbon flower, through to the front and thread it through the jumpring, then back through to the back of the flower. Pull firmly 'till you see the jumpring through the hole in the back, and stitch a few more times to secure. Knott twice.

7: Use a strong glue to attach the flower to an earring post, and let dry.

Enjoy!!




I don't know what it is, but I ADORE them!!

But what's that you say??
You don't want to go out and buy all that stuff? Well lucky for you, I twisted my sister's arm, and she's made another jewelry kit for us!! Yay!!

  • You can get all the supplies you need to make 2 Pair of these earrings, including lace, and your color choice of ribbon with pre-burned edges
or
  • If you already have ribbon that you want to use, and you just want all the jewelry making supplies, she also sells a separate kit for that!
to go to her shop!

I hope you're able to make some, they're tons of fun :o) I'm kind of addicted.

Also, if you're interested in jewelry making, my sister has a blog where she does tutorials now and then! I love that. Most jewelry sellers don't want to show you how to make it yourself, so they won't lose money, but she does! How nice! :o)

Talk to you soon! I'll post a few more entries for the "Ruffle Your Stuff" contest soon!
God bless you guys!

Comments

  1. I LOVE those...I may have to whip myself up a pair:)

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  2. Beautiful!!! I need to go raid my jewelry supplies so I can make these!!!!

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  3. Pretty and perfect for Spring!

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  4. They're so adorable! You two are so kind!

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  5. Love them, thanks a lot for sharing!

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  6. i love how you used the flat needles to attach your pearls!

    hey girl... you won my giveaway! congrats! please email your addy... it's all wrapped and ready to go. :o)

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  7. Hi Disney, hello from Germany. Just want to thank you for all your tutorials and inspirations. Your blog and your little angel are both wonderful. Wish you all the best!

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  8. So cute! I just wanted to tell you I have not forgotten about your elastic. I will send out when I get off work.
    ♥ Maria Isabel

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  9. Disney! Great minds think alike! I was inspired by those exact earrings at Anthro and did something similar, but just used existing earrings so you can switch them out with whatever earrings you have on hand. Check it out: http://stacyshopstoomuch.blogspot.com/2010/03/turns-out-im-not-on-crack.html

    :)

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  10. thanks so much, they are adorable. I agree I like the white best as well.

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  11. How cute! I saved those Anthropolgie earrings in my inspiration folder. I was going to get around to making them, too. :)

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  12. These are incredible! I will definitely be trying these.

    Feel free to stop by my blog and enter my necklace giveaway!

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  13. Oh I love these earrings from Anthropologie, I was actually planning to make some almost exactly the same some time soon but you beat me to it. Well I suppose now I have a tutorial to help me... in fact I may just go and create now... :) thanks

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  14. Wow! I LOVE this! What's funny was I was totally eying those earrings at anthropologie but couldn't justify the purchase. Now I don't have to ;)

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  15. These are so pretty! Thanks so much, I'll be linking.

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  16. That is so crazy, just last night I dreamt of making some earrings like that! they are too adorable. Now I must.

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  17. They ARE adorable and so creative. YOur tutorial is very easy to understand. Wouldn't this be fun to do with a group of friends? Love this post.
    Yvonne

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  18. just found your blog this week and can't stay away from it. love all your creations - you are so talented.

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  19. I love your tutorials! They are so detailed and your photos are awesome!

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  20. Those earrings are so cute. Great tutorial! How exciting about your contest -- Amy Butler. I loooove her fabrics!

    XOOX
    Jen

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  21. These are so cute. There is no end to your cuteness posts.

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  22. They're beautiful! I'm itching to make a pair now! xx

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  23. so glad i found your blog. what an encouragement to see a fellow blogger who love Jesus! your ideas are awesome. thank you for sharing :)

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  24. Precious! Thanks so much for showing us how to do these. You always make it sound so easy and fun and look so great!

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  25. Beautiful!!! ... thanks for sharing .. I want to make one for my lovely bestfriend ...

    I featured your tutorial in my blog ... (^.^)

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  26. Very pretty. Thanks for sharing and I will link in an upcoming blog post.

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  27. What to say,these are really exotic!I am impressed.Thanks for the wonderful post.

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  28. Here are my finished ones. http://juliavp.blogspot.com/2010/04/todays-project.html

    Thanks for your wonderful site!

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  29. nice & simple :) Thanks for sharing!

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  30. Nice post – and the earrings are quite whimsical in design. You can do this not just from scratch, but add these embellishments to an old or simple pair of earrings and revive the look. Also, it would be a nice activity to share with someone who has passed on their jewellery to the next wearer!

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