Designing your own jewelry is a dream! Which is why it is best to start practicing as soon as you can. Canvas on YouTube shares this beginner-friendly gold epoxy resin earring tutorial that you can easily follow. Be as creative as you want and personalize the decoration as much as you want.Just make sure to stretch them out when you finish with a matching outfit!

Materials:

  • Plastic indent
  • Cutter
  • Refiner
  • Mold box plastic 
  • Hot glue
  • Blue wax
  • Epoxy resin
  • Sand and polisher

Directions:

Prepare all the needed materials.

diy epoxy resin earrings materials
Image credit: Canvas on Youtube

First, measure out and cut the ident for the shape of the earrings from the plastic. Then, sand its edges with a refiner.

Second, construct a box intended to be used as a molder to be filled with the blue wax. Use plastic and attach the pieces with hot glue.

Next, place and insert the cutouts. They will act as the mold for the resin to be cured into.

Carefully pour in the blue wax. Spread the wax by moving the box to fill all the edges.

When done curing, remove the box to leave behind the wax casing and plastic cutouts. Carefully remove the cutouts by running through a sharp cutter around its edges.

Once you have removed the idents, gently pour in the epoxy resin in the mold halfway. Make sure every part of the mold is included.

Time to decorate! Decorate the epoxy with gold foil or any decorative item you desire.

When done, pour in the second layer of the resin and wait for it to cool.

Remove the earring from the mold once it has completely cooled.

For the last step, sand down and polish the edges of the earring to make them smooth.

Attach the earring piercing part and voilà! You have now made beautiful earrings.

how to make diy epoxy resin earrings
Image credit: Canvas on Youtube

Try them out and flex them with a great outfit.

How to Make DIY Easy Epoxy Resin Earrings

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