Create your own peach ear rings in just a few minutes! These three DIY earrings earrings are inspired by Pantone's color of the year 2024: Peach Fuzz. Pantone is a specialized color company that, among other things, deciphers and launches color trends every year for industry and design. The color of the year 2024 could be translated as "Peach Fuzz". It's a soft, warm, comforting color in which we'd like to curl up. It's a color between pink and orange. It's inspired by the color of the skin of ripe peaches.
Below you'll find three models of trendy earrings in Peach Fuzz tones. We offer two pairs of earrings with flower pearls and creoles in two versions. Flower pearls aren't a new trend, but you'll be seeing a lot of them again this year. The advantage of this model is that the flowers are simply slipped onto creoles. This is done in five seconds, and you can change the color of the flowers to match your outfit very quickly. What's more, this creole design is very easy to open, slide over the ear and close again.
The other model of peach earrings is made with rectangular resin pendants and octagonal Aurora crystal cabochons. To connect the pendant to the stud, use a flat-headed stud and form a loop with your jewelry pliers. Alternatively, you can use a round-headed stud and add a charm in the center.
These DIY jewels give you a great deal of creative freedom. Indeed, the choice of materials, such as flower beads or crystal cabochons, offers a multitude of possibilities for designing pieces that reflect your personality and style. Feel free to use other colors too. These are quick creations for a creative mini-break.
The color Peach Fuzz inspires a desire for softness and comfort in our daily lives, and incorporating its cheerful, colorful hues into the accessories we wear will undoubtedly contribute to being in a good mood all year round. So embarking on the creation of these accessories is a great way to welcome the New Year with optimism and creativity, aligning our wardrobe with the positive vibes of the color of the year 2024.
To make these peach-colored flower creoles, add the 24 mm creoles and 21 mm resin flower pendants to your basket. Open the creoles and place the flowers inside. That's all there is to it!
To make this version of flower creoles, you'll need 6 14 mm flower beads. They are sold in packs of 4, so you'll need two bags. You'll also need to buy the 22 mm creoles, as well as 8 11 mm twisted rings, also two bags, and 4 5 mm closed rings. These are sold in packs of 10, so a single bag will suffice. Follow steps 3 and 4 to make these earrings.
Open the creole and insert the first flower. Open an 11 mm ring and slide it through the hole in the creole. Add a closed 5 mm ring. Close the 11 mm ring.
NB: To open and close a ring, don't pull the two ends apart. You need to rotate them away from each other, then rotate them back together. At the end, rotate back and forth a little so that the two ends touch and are aligned.
Open a new 11 mm ring and slide in a new flower and a closed ring. Close it again. Open another and slip the closed ring you've just threaded into it, then add another flower. Close it again. Finally, use a new open ring to join the two earring pieces.
To create these earrings, add the Aurora cabochons, cabochon ear studs, flat head studs and two rectangular resin pendants to your basket. Follow steps 6 to 8.
Place the cabochon in the crimp and fold the claws over it. You can use pliers with a nylon tip as shown in the photo to avoid scratching your elements, or alternatively, use normal flat-nose pliers. Fold down the first claw, then fold down the opposite one for the second. So if you fold down the top left one, then fold down the bottom right one. This will balance the cabochon on the setting. Then finish folding down the other prongs.
Place a flat-headed nail through the hole in the rectangle, passing through the center of the pendant. Bend the nail at right angles. Recut the shank 8 mm from the fold.
Form a loop using round-nose pliers. To do this, grasp the end of the stem with the end of the round pliers and turn the pliers in the opposite direction to the fold of the stud. Before closing the loop completely, slide in the ear stud ring.
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