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I Made My Own Denim Earrings With Rhinestones


Image:Making Denim Earrings: Woman Sharing the items used for making Denim Earrings with Rhinestones

Go ahead and Grab Any Left Over Denim Scraps And Make Yourself A Pair Of Rip The Run Way Denim Earrings With Rhinestones.

I am always in my room, fixing and making stuff. But, today, I made the cutest yet raggediest denim earrings. The best part is I did it for fun, and they just happened to turn out looking fashionable wearable.
First, I bought a spool of fabric that was pre-decorated; I can find this is the fabric section at Hobby Lobby or any craft store. It comes in many textures, from lace with pearls to ropes with charms dangling. 

Image: Denim Spool, Earring Components and end caps used to make denim earrings with rhinestones

Then I grabbed all the earring components, fish hooks, caps, and flat crimp ends.

Image: Denim Earrings: Woman showing how to cut fabric to make earrings with rhinestones



I cut off the length I wanted and folded it in half added the crimp flats to end with a hook.


Image: Woman showing all the steps to making denim earrings on blog


I followed the same method with the end caps, except I added a small drop of hot glue to the inside of caps. This was one of my quickest projects, and I love how they turned out.
Image: Woman showing how to add end caps to earrings fabric

Image: Making Denim Earrings With Rhinestones

Image: Making Denim Earrings With Large End Caps For Fashion

Image: Woman showing the completed look from making denim earrings with rhinestones

Image: The end results to the complete style and look of making denim earrings with rhinestones

In conclusion: I have always wanted to make my own denim earrings. So when I saw the pre-fabric, I knew I had to try it. There is enough on the spool to make at least six pairs of earrings. Also, this idea can be used to create small studs. 
Suggestion: Cut around the rhinestone and leave a small amount of denim showing. Apply glue to the back of a flat ear stud and press on. Also, I could have used my own cut jeans and added my own charms, but this was easier and looks better in person.


Would you wear earrings made out of denim?

Until Next Time See Ya In A Bit!
xo Tangie
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8 comments

  1. Hello CareySeptember 12, 2018 at 8:07 PM

    I just really love how easy you make it look to make these earrings! It's quick, simple, and easy for a person who doesn't normally DIY! I'm definitely going to invest in making my own earrings for Fall time because I want to stand out in the crowd! Ha!

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    1. Tangie BellSeptember 13, 2018 at 6:10 PM

      Thank you, I know you have access to all the DIY pendants.
      xo tangie

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  2. KSSNSeptember 16, 2018 at 11:52 AM

    Very cute and an easy diy.

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  3. T214divaSeptember 17, 2018 at 12:06 PM

    OMG! Those are the cutest! I absolutely love your DIY blogs, you teach us how to make stuff so easily. I love the stackable bracelets with all the charms, I would love to make myself all the colors of those. I will try to find some ribbon and make me some of these. I will send you a pic, if I am able to make a pair. You are a very talented lady!

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    1. Tangie BellSeptember 17, 2018 at 1:13 PM

      Ok great send me a picture. I am rooting for you. :)

      xo tangie

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  5. Aniqa RajputFebruary 17, 2019 at 3:30 PM

    First, make sure you have a large, flat and clean surface to work on. The last thing you want is to not have enough room or be on an angle and have your precious rhinestones fall off and you have to spend time trying to locate and recover them before the kiddo or dog does.bulk rhinestones

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