It’s been a wild ride for the month of February, with all the Valentine craft fairs, teaching beading classes, a massive water leak in our home, and the YouTube monetization issue. (Thank you all again for supporting me in making the new goal at my channel)! I did, however, have some time to make actual jewelry and further explore a handy jewelry making tool for the purpose of a quick product review.
Easy Earring Cards Double Post Punch Review
Before I begin the tutorial, this is a sponsored product review. I did, however, purchase a set of punches from Easy Earring Cards prior to approaching them for a potential partnership opportunity. I discovered their company while performing a search for new ways to help me display my jewelry back before I began my new entry into the craft fair scene. These punches have been invaluable to my branding and jewelry packaging.
Project Supplies
- 5×7 Cardstock in coordinating pattern to earrings or occasion
- Double Post Hole Punch
- Paper trimmer
- Scoring board/ bone folder
- Scissors/ craft edge scissors
- Corner rounder
- Embellishments of choice (shown are rhinestone stickers and glitter glue)
- Clear earring stoppers (optional)
Instructions
- Using a paper trimmer, cut four 5×7 pieces from a 12×12 piece of cardstock.
- Either fold one 5×7 card in half by hand with a bone folder or scoring board.
- Punch earring holes at the top right of the card by using the double post hole punch.
- Decorate outside of card according to your desired embellishments.
- Hang earrings from the holes inside the card.
- Pop on clear earring stoppers to backs of earrings to avoid slippage during shipping in the mail or transporting to the recipient.
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Video Tutorial
