How To Make Holes In Earring Cards at Alice Abby blog

How To Make Holes In Earring Cards. You can adjust measurements accordingly, but here are. You can find small affordable ones at any craft store. Super easy diyyou'll need cardstock, hole punch, score board, tape or glue. Also, a glue stick is great for layering paper, to make thicker cards. Decide whether you want to use the card standing (high) or reclining (low), then punch holes into the front panel to suit your earrings or brooch. I know a jewelry artist purposely staggers her earring card holes so that one earring intentionally hangs artistically higher than the other. A paper cutter makes this process much easier and faster. Take off the earring backs, insert the posts through the holes, and replace the backs to sandwich. I usually use just a pin tack to puncture holes for the hooks or studs. For earrings for pierced ears, a 1/16″ hole punch. Not always even and kind of slow! I just use a pushpin to make my holes on the cards, though craft stores will sometimes have paper punches available specifically for creating earring. Once all your holes are punched out and your tags are done, you can insert your earrings. Fortunately, i am able to eyeball it so they all look pretty much the same. I use a very small awl to make the two holes for the earrings.

You can adjust measurements accordingly, but here are. Once all your holes are punched out and your tags are done, you can insert your earrings. Take off the earring backs, insert the posts through the holes, and replace the backs to sandwich. Fortunately, i am able to eyeball it so they all look pretty much the same. Super easy diyyou'll need cardstock, hole punch, score board, tape or glue. Not always even and kind of slow! For earrings for pierced ears, a 1/16″ hole punch. I usually use just a pin tack to puncture holes for the hooks or studs. A paper cutter makes this process much easier and faster. I just use a pushpin to make my holes on the cards, though craft stores will sometimes have paper punches available specifically for creating earring.

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How To Make Holes In Earring Cards It does look cool, and it also eliminates any issue with holes not being the same height! I usually use just a pin tack to puncture holes for the hooks or studs. I use a very small awl to make the two holes for the earrings. Take off the earring backs, insert the posts through the holes, and replace the backs to sandwich. Decide whether you want to use the card standing (high) or reclining (low), then punch holes into the front panel to suit your earrings or brooch. Also, a glue stick is great for layering paper, to make thicker cards. A paper cutter makes this process much easier and faster. You can adjust measurements accordingly, but here are. For earrings for pierced ears, a 1/16″ hole punch. Once all your holes are punched out and your tags are done, you can insert your earrings. Fortunately, i am able to eyeball it so they all look pretty much the same. I know a jewelry artist purposely staggers her earring card holes so that one earring intentionally hangs artistically higher than the other. I just use a pushpin to make my holes on the cards, though craft stores will sometimes have paper punches available specifically for creating earring. Not always even and kind of slow! You can find small affordable ones at any craft store. Super easy diyyou'll need cardstock, hole punch, score board, tape or glue.