Instructions: DIY Tin Rectangle Earring Kit from adaptive reuse

Who doesn’t love a good DIY kit?! It’s so fun to play around with a new material and all the research is clear-we’re healthier when we make things with our hands.
Get your kit here: adaptivereuser...
Not quite sure how to make your own earrings? Not to worry. This how-to video that will walk you through everything you need to know.
This little kit is an easy way to be creative without all the hassle of gathering the supplies and materials yourself. With enough tin and findings to make 10 pair of circle-y earrings, you can even invite a friend to create with you!
These kits also are also the perfect gift for teens, coworkers, teachers-anyone who enjoys exploring their own creativity.
Each kit comes with:
1oz assortment of vintage tin strips
5 pair small kidney ear wires
5 pair French hook ear wires
50 small jump rings
1 pad of super fine steel wool
1 nail
You’ll need a pair of scissors to cut your rectangles. Some other household things that might be helpful are a pair of needle nose pliers for opening and closing the jump rings, hammer, a piece of scrap wood and a sharpie. All of which is explained in the video.
Please contact me if you have any other questions.

[@DivingDog100]

Thanks, Christine. I like seeing your basic process for turning bits of tin into earrings, and I enjoy glimpsing your studio!

[@bmesselt56]

Looking for tin earring designs for a holiday craft show. Thanks for the ideas for what I could do ❤️