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Showing posts with label earrings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earrings. Show all posts

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Christmas presents 2010

Before people start forgetting about the existence of my blog, I thought I should post something. These photos have been lying on my desktop for the longest time. It's time I show it to all of you.


Christmas presents that I made in 2010:
Possibly gothic ring made with Swarovski crystals
Ear studs made by pasting 2 different buttons together
Keyring with a little crochet heart
I made the crochet heart by following the pattern over here. But my heart looks really different from the original version. The yarn and hook combination that I used probably was not very compatible with the pattern.

The idea for the ring and the ear studs came when I was simply fiddling with the supplies that I have.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Cute (and cheap) ear studs


Bought these cute plastic charms at Mix & Match. They only cost 4 for S$1! Glued them to metal ear studs and tadaa!


Kawaii ear studs in less than a min! ♥

Thursday, December 25, 2008

TO: YOU - XMAS 2008

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

So once again it's Christmas and I have finally finished all the presents (regardless of how last-minute they are) and gave them to their delightful recpients.

I think the ideas that I got from this Xmas present-making will definitely be brought forward for the upcoming NTU Bazaar that I am going to tak part in. Gosh! I'm really excited about the Bazaar, but I'll talk more about it another day.


Freedom Earrings for Kelly. I even have to get 925 silver hooks specially for her because she has sensitive skin. The aquamarine beads are Swarovski crystals.


Freedom is a pair of wings and the limitless blue sky overhead.


Black Angel Necklace for Cheng. It's Swarovski crystals again. But she said it didn't look like one! 


Pink Angel Necklace for Ginny. And it's Swarovski Crystals again. :)


Swarovski Hair Ties for Rina, Claire and Zaneta respectively from the left.


I think I am going to make at least one for myself too!


Xmas Tokens for the clinic staff. I tied cotton ribbon to the cute mini wooden pegs to make it more presentable.


Last but not least, the Amigurumi Horse for Grace. She finally got the Horse she has always wanted! :)

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Black Macrame Earrings


I followed a book and made this pair of earrings.

FO: Angel's Wings Earrings

Monday, December 8, 2008

Donna's earrings


Tada! Well, I've not been making earrings for a long long time already. But looking at the amount of beads and findings I still have with me and the prospect of me leaving them here in Singapore to rot while I move on to Australia for my study... I think I better start some projects. 

However I had planned to make this pair of earrings about a week ago after I watched Mamma Mia The Movie. This pair of earrings is the one that Donna wore when she sang "The Winner Takes It All". I have to admit that this isn't the exact replica. The one she wore is more of a U shape than a teardrop shape. Still... I love the earrings and I love Mamma Mia The Movie

The Winner Takes It All

Monday, October 27, 2008

DIY: Retro/Mod Earrings

These earrings are really cheap and easy. With the liberty to choose any patterns or image for your earrings, you can make various styles of earrings!

The idea came when I was thinking of something to make and sell during the hospital charity drive this Wednesday. I wanted to make something with scrap materials that I can find at home. So this is what I came out with in the end. I really hope that they will like the earrings and buy them!

Supplies:
Glue stick
A pair of scissors
Magazines
Postcard/other cardboard
Clear nail varnish
Push pin
Round rings
Earring hooks
Pliers


Cut the 2 edges of the postcard to get 2 identical scalene triangle. (I felt that scalene triangles will look more chic as earrings compared to isosceles and equilateral triangles.)


Choose a picture from the magazine that will work great as a graphic for your mod earrings. Geometric patterns and neon colours work best. Choose geometric patterns for mod earrings or cartoons for a cute pair!


Place your triangle over the design and trace using a pencil.


Flip the triangle over. This step is very important. If you use the same side of the triangle to trace the design, you will find that the pieces you cut from the magazine cannot fit one of the sides of your triangle!


Cut along the lines that you have traced, then glue the pieces onto the respective sides of the postcard triangle.

Do the same for your other postcard triangle.


Apply clear nail varnish evenly on both sides of the triangles.


When the nail varnish has fully dried, snip a little from one of the corners of the triangle. This creates a flat end for the triangles to hang freely from.

You can choose any corner to snip from. Do try snipping the different corners as they all yield different looks!


With the help of a push pin, poke a hole near the snipped edge.

Do choose a larger push pin to ensure that your round rings can go through the hole created.

The hole should not be too near the end of the triangle.


When the push pin is pushed through, give the pins a good twist for a more prominent hole.


Attach the round rings and the .

Make sure that the round part of the hook is aligned to the same side as the right angle of the triangle.

This ensures that the longest side of the triangle faces your cheek.

This part will be different if you have chosen to pierce a hole through a different edge.


This is how it should looks like in the end.


Try it on!


Experiment with different patterns, colours and shapes!

I'm gonna make a diamond one soon! :)