Create colorful handmade accessories in no time with these quick and easy crochet earrings! One skein of embroidery floss makes several fun pairs.
Today I am participating in the 2026 Christmas in July Make Along with the Underground Crafter. Every day during the Make Along, a new pattern or tutorial will be released.
These quick crochet earrings are just that — quick and easy. With just one skein of embroidery floss, you can create several colorful pairs in very little time. They are a fun project for using up small amounts of thread while making lightweight accessories perfect for everyday wear or gift giving.
The materials needed for the earrings are simple: cord or embroidery floss, scissors, a beading needle, decorative beads, ear wires, and a crochet hook.
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PDF Pattern:
If you would like the free PDF pattern, you can download it here: [Crochet Earrings]
Making beginner earrings is a fun and accessible way to start jewelry crafting.
with Beebeecraft
Making beginner earrings is a fun and accessible way to start jewelry crafting. Begin with basic materials like earring hooks, headpins, and several beads or charms. Thread your chosen beads onto the headpin, then use round-nose pliers to create a small loop at the top to attach it to the earring hook. You can experiment with different bead shapes, colors, and sizes to create unique designs. With just a few tools and materials, you’ll quickly master the basics and have stylish, handmade earrings to show off!
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Create stylish dangle earrings with bead kits from Beebeecraft.
I made these dangle earrings with beads from two different bead kits from BeebeeCraft. The focal beads remind me of our travels to Greece. You could easily change the beads for a completely different look.
Make earrings with Shrink Plastic from @grafixinc and jewelry supplies from @beebeecraft. #affiliate
I enjoy making earrings. Often when I get an art supply I think about how I can make jewelry with it and that is the case when I got a set of beautiful stamps from BeebeeCraft, GLOBLELAND Flowers, and Leaves Background Silicone Clear Stamps.
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After stamping the shrink film with Stazon ink and trimming them down to the stamped image, I turned them over and applied alcohol ink with a cosmetic sponge.
Before shrinking, I used a paper punch to punch holes for hanging, and then I used a heat gun to shrink the film. To finish off the shrink film pieces, I coated each side with a single layer of UV Resin.
I used Benecreat wire and Mixed Green Round Glass Seed Beads from BeebeeCraft to finish the earrings.
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This close-up image shows the stamped image and the texture created by the alcohol inks.
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See how easy it is to make earrings with materials from BeebeeCraft. #beebeexraft #affiliate #jewelry
I made these rhinestone earrings using materials from BeebeeCraft. They were quick and easy to make even though I changed my plans as I was making them. I love the result and I plan to make more in different colors.
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Learn to make earrings from simple materials. #jewelry #tutorial
Making jewelry is easier than one might think. You can use a variety of different materials. These earrings are made from cardstock and a soda can, nothing fancy. You can make them in different colors to match a certain outfit as needed. Everything I used I had on hand.
Learn how quick and easy it is to make resin earrings with You-V jewelry gel resin.
with You-V Resin
These resin earrings are rather quick and very easy to make. I used You-V resin because of its quick drying time and safety features. Using a mold and a few inclusions and I have a new pair of earrings that work with a variety of different outfits.
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I used blue jewelry gel resin from You-V, an earring mold, a UV flashlight, and some glitter inclusions.
The resin and inclusions are in the mold. Blue jewelry gel resin is transparent and very light in color. In this image, you can see the randomness and similarities of the inclusions.
All the curing steps were done with a UV flashlight. The gel can be cured with a UV nail lamp as well. Because the resin cures quickly, it was easy to hold a flashlight for the time needed. A UV nail light will also work.
Once the resin pieces were taken out of the mold and cleaned up, they were ready for the jewelry findings. I actually needed 2 more small jump rings that aren’t seen in this photo.
To see all the process steps and tips watch the complete video tutorial below.
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Not all UV resin works the same way. You-V is rather special in that it cures quickly (30 seconds to a minute) and is SGS certified with solvent-free composition. Under regular handling, it has a low risk of skin irritation making it safe to use without protection as well as safe for kids to use.
Combine resin and cardstock for quick and easy earrings.
Combine cardstock and resin to make a pair of fabulous earrings. I have created a free printable inchie sheet of marbled circular designs for crafting. The first project I made using them was this pair of earrings. You-V resin, a quick-drying resin, made this project quick and easy.
marbled inches
Download the free PDF file from the store: [marbled inches]
I punched out circles using a 1″ paper punch using the printable and solid cardstock. Gluing the blue and the marbled circles together helped add thickness and a bit of weight to the earrings. Resin covers both sides of the glued circles.
Drilling small holes into the resined papers was done to add the ear wires. See the entire video below for the complete tutorial and tips.
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The finished earrings in hand also show the shine from the resin and the finished size. This marble pattern suits a variety of different colors found in your wardrobe.
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This month the Gwen Studios design team is working with curling ribbon. Curling ribbons can be used in a variety of different ways. Quilling paper is very similar to curling ribbon so I thought it would work in a similar way. I chose to roll the ribbons into disks and make earrings.
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Curling Ribbon comes in a variety of different colors. Gwen Studios curling ribbon can be found at Walmart.
I would like to thank Gwen Studios for providing me with the ribbon to work with. Designer Crafts Connection will share links to all the projects made for this month’s nautical theme design team projects.
The photo above shows the difference in size between the curling ribbon on the left and the quilling paper on the right. The ribbon is just about twice the width but comes in a really long length that you can cut to your desired size.
Using a battery-operated quilling tool, made the rolling of the ribbon quick and easy. The ribbon naturally curls in one direction, following that direction makes the rolling of the ribbon a bit easier to work with. Use tacky glue to add different colors to the rolling.
To secure the ribbon, I added a piece of cardstock onto the back of the curled ribbon in a coordinating color. To see the entire process, watch the video tutorial below:
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I made two different pairs of earrings using the same curling technique. The blue pair are stud earrings while the pink version is made using ear wires.
These resin earrings almost glow. They were so quick to make. To do so you need the right products and those would be from You-v. They have resin that is non-toxic and cures in less than a minute. I was recently introduced to You-v. and I can tell it is going to change how and when I use resin.
These earrings glow in the light making them hard to photograph and get them in focus. You will have to take my word for it. They are stunning in person.
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