Hobby Lobby Faux Leather Earrings With Chains | DIY Faux Leather Earrings Cricut

[@myinspirationcorner4499]

See more photos, links, and written instructions at: myinspirationcorner.com/leather-earrings-with-chains/ In my video, I said I'd link to several items that I mention in the video, so I am doing that below. My links are affiliate links, which means that I may receive a small commission for items purchased after clicking my link. This doesn't change the price you pay, but it does help me continue to create my blog posts and video posts. Heat n Bond: amzn.to/2Ib41OJ Silver Chain: amzn.to/2XLULcP Gold Chain: amzn.to/2XT0PQZ Earring making kit: amzn.to/2R8xgXQ Leather Scissors: amzn.to/2I7iomW Gold Hooks: amzn.to/2NJCvLn Cricut Air: amzn.to/2G8L2n2 Cricut Maker: amzn.to/30EDce5 Cricut Easy Press: amzn.to/36eWnMG Cricut Easy Press Mat: amzn.to/2ufPc9O Leather Bundle: Leather & deep cut blade - amzn.to/30CHS4a Deep Cut Blade: amzn.to/2tsCpRw Cricut deep cut blade: amzn.to/2R4fh4I Purple strong grip mat: amzn.to/3apGMNy Green standard grip mats: amzn.to/2R3TdqW Leather Punch (smaller holes): amzn.to/2G68uRu Leather Punch: amzn.to/2Icmw56 Basic Cricut Tools: amzn.to/2FYVFIO Earring backs: amzn.to/3apue8T Fabric Glue: amzn.to/379bt7N Leather Smoother (edges): amzn.to/2tlDBWQ Toothpicks for leather smoother: amzn.to/3bCmUaV Cricut Brayer: amzn.to/2TqWLDr Metallic Brown Leather: tidd.ly/82c779b6 Black with Specked Silver Dots: tidd.ly/a136064a Brown Leather with brown suede back: tidd.ly/bbbe1f18 Turquoise with black streak cork: tidd.ly/641c2175 Black with silver streaks cork: tidd.ly/af2ddd5e My Favorite Leather Shops: Favorite Faux Leather Etsy Shops (if you want to order online): Art of Fabric: tidd.ly/d80797e4 Pink Antler: tidd.ly/ace5c522 FrogJelly: tidd.ly/fa81d56d Beans & Peanuts: tidd.ly/89730cfa LBJ Jewelry Supply: tidd.ly/baf35dc8 Leather AA: tidd.ly/68e32c50 Leather scrap kit from Amazon: amzn.to/3ankmN1

[@sharonsears4596]

I love the tip about the cricut strong grip transfer tape on the mat! Thank You.

[@myinspirationcorner4499]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sharonsears4596]

My maker seems to cut in a way that tears the white side of the heat and bond and then drags the white and messes up my cut. Do you know how to stop that?

[@maureenmullarkey3609]

You have saved me...Marilyn I can’t tell you how many pieces of hardware I have broken and thrown away...your two jump rings a the fix and I cut some cork after your video and it’s awesome. I have the leopard one in this video and will give it a shot tomorrow.😊❤️

[@OutstandnBeauti]

Love love love this video. I’m studying as I wait on my Cricut to arrive.

[@auhmilyonc7890]

Me too, waiting on my Cricut Maker.

[@madelinescreations7955]

Beautiful

[@adyalvarez1756]

Amazing, love your tutorial you explain it perfectly! Beautiful thank you so much

[@chelleweatherspoon2226]

Nice. Thank you for sharing.

[@joannemccrary158]

Beautiful what is used for the heating bond and can earrings be cut with another tool.

[@notebookluvr]

I'm wondering if you have ever used a hair straightener for pressing your pieces together? I have done it before with a cheap hair straightener I bought just for that purpose.

[@monabryant9984]

A great video. Did you use two different size jump rings or are the two jump rings on each ear ring the same size? and what size jump rings did you use? Thank you for showing how to use the heat n bond. I bought some and I was using it wrong. Thank you!

[@notebookluvr]

I have been using contact paper on my mats for years. I only bought new mats a few months ago because I moved and couldn't find mine. I still have most of the ones I got when I got my cricut 5-6 years ago. I usually just cut a 12x12 sheet of clear contact paper (that way I can still see the grid on the mat, not everyone will care about that, but I find it helpful). I see how it kept your mat clean, but if it cuts through the contact paper, which is what usually what happens in my experience (I have never used my cricut for earrings yet, I usually cut paper, or plastic sheets for stencils which I sell on Etsy on my cricut), you will have a bunch of pieces of the contract paper to remove from your mat. For best results, use a mat that isn't brand new. Use a mat that is just sticky enough to hole the contact paper. It will eventually lose most of the adhesive, so when that happens, make sure your mat is as clean as possible. I use masking tape to completely cover all the edges outside the grid area. Then I spray with an adhesive spray that stays tacky, like a stencil adhesive spray or "easy tack" by krylon. Another tip is to replace contact sheet often, like after each cut or after a few cuts. Otherwise you will end up with a million little pieces of contact paper to remove because it will make new cuts every time you do a different design. I usually make earrings with my manual die cutter, I have a lot of steel rule dies that make great earrings. It's a lot less work and less mess to clean.

[@notw8626]

Hi!!! I love love your tutorials! I want to make the faux leather cheetah earrings from Hobby Lobby but I cannot find that pattern:( is it older??

[@myinspirationcorner4499]

Hi. So glad they're helpful. I believe this is still a current style. At my Hobby Lobby, they sell out of the first few days when the sale starts. I hope you can find it.

[@tammymiller1197]

Where did you get your magnetic like pliers?

[@thearellanofamily9702]

What settings did you use to cut the faux leather ?

[@myinspirationcorner4499]

Shimmered leather.

[@patricewilliams1462]

Hi dose this work on the Air 2?

[@myinspirationcorner4499]

Hi. Yes, you can cut leather, faux leather, and genuine leather on the Air 2

[@patricewilliams1462]

@@myinspirationcorner4499 Thank you so much. i am new at Cricut and i am excited watching your channel. keep on making your videos.

[@jennifersrisingdancestars7392]

Can’t the chain slide out? I’m trying to do it and it seems it could

[@myinspirationcorner4499]

The chain actually goes onto the jump ring so once the jump ring closes, the chain won't fall out.

[@tommydarlingcustomcrafts4803]

Too much talking. Just get into it 🤦🏾‍♀️