Please welcome Madison and her blog called "Funky Cards"
Madison has a great project tutorial for us today.
She is actually going to show us how
to make these cute earrings with the Cricut, Gypsy, and the Cuttlebug!
She is actually going to show us how
to make these cute earrings with the Cricut, Gypsy, and the Cuttlebug!
First, decide on the design/shape/color, etc. you would like to create.
She chose to create round earrings using two colors.
Madison wanted a cut out effect so with the help of her Cricut Expression and Gypsy, she designed these. If you do not have a Gypsy or Design Studio you can still use your Cricut to create earrings using a circle cut and punches to punch out your smaller circles for added design. She used the beach ball from the Create a Critter Cricut cartridge
to design these earrings.
Now place the paper on the mat to correspond with the design
you created on the Gypsy
and cut them out. Run the cut pieces through the Cuttlebug.
She chose to use the Swiss Dots embossing folder for the top layer of the earrings and the Spots and Dots embossing folder for the bottom layer.
To continue and see the rest of Madison's wonderful tutorial
please visit her blog today.
You don't want to miss all of the details for this cute project.
Please visit her blog by clicking HERE
Here's Madison wearing her new jewelry creation. I love these.
I plan on making some for my daughters.
Please comment below and tell us how much you
enjoyed Madison's tutorial.
to design these earrings.
Madison chose light and dark pink paper for this project. The large light pink circle (the bottom layer) measures 2.6 inches. You will need to cut two of these. The dark pink large circle (top layer) also measures 2.6 inches. The inner circles on the dark pink circle measure 1.34 inches and the smallest circles measure .31 inches.
You will also need to cut two of these.
You will also need to cut two of these.
Now place the paper on the mat to correspond with the design
you created on the Gypsy
and cut them out. Run the cut pieces through the Cuttlebug.
She chose to use the Swiss Dots embossing folder for the top layer of the earrings and the Spots and Dots embossing folder for the bottom layer.
To continue and see the rest of Madison's wonderful tutorial
please visit her blog today.
You don't want to miss all of the details for this cute project.
Please visit her blog by clicking HERE
Here's Madison wearing her new jewelry creation. I love these.
I plan on making some for my daughters.
Please comment below and tell us how much you
enjoyed Madison's tutorial.
Also, if you have a project that you would like to see featured for future
Thursday's Tutorials please email me at:
cokiepop@yahoo.com
Have a Creative Day!
Angi
Oh my goodness! These are soooo cute! what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteSara Kate
sarakscraps.blogspot.com
What a clever idea Madison! Just don't go out in the rain in them - LOL!
ReplyDeleteAmazing idea.. And they turned out awesome!! You're so talented Madison! :)
ReplyDeleteTerrie B.
crafteecards.blogspot.com
This is such a great tutorial Madison. I'm going to try this for sure. They are so pretty.
ReplyDeletewhat a cute idea !! great job!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I will have to give these a try and I am on my way to check out Madison's blog as well!
ReplyDeleteMadison you did great with your first tutorial I love the earrings and you are such a crafty young lady as always I love all your creations thanks again for sharing stop over to my blog for some blog candy @ http://craftydeb-ddscrafts.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteso cute to, just love the idea!
ReplyDeletevery pretty and so clever!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea, love the hot colours of them too.
ReplyDeletekim xXx
What a cute way to make earrings to go with any outfit!
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