Recycled paper earrings

In case you're keeping count, between last week's post about six paper jewelry artisans and now seven more, we have a baker's d...

Paper Landscape Silhouette Earrings: This instructable shows you how to make a pair of lovely layered landscape earrings from paper! They're simple to make, but still elegant with a touch of gold on the sides. Each layer of the abstract landscape silhouette is subtly separated to give …

Big oval earrings handmade from recycled paper and resin. They will make a perfect gift for birthday, 1st (paper) wedding anniversary or Christmas. Earrings are durable, lightweight and comfortable to wear. ► more designs and colours: https://etsy.me/3AzvmGd -- length - approx. 7cm / 2,7" -- materials - recycled newspapers, resin, surgical steel Earrings will be presented in an elegant grey gift box ready for gifting (see photos) ● EXPRESS SHIPPING Upgrade shipping to FedEx priority service…

They won't match your "en vogue" Art Helmet, but I have a new batch of arty earrings, with more to come.... These earrings are made from 50%...

Hi friends! I made a quick video tutorial on how to make earrings using cardboard. A paper tube to be more specific from paper towels or toilet paper. I prefer the paper towels because it’s…

💕😊💕 Nice that you stopped by 💕😊💕 The individual pearl cones of our upcycling earrings "Map" are made of 100% recycled maps and were lovingly rolled up by hand. 📃 After rolling up the map pieces, we sealed the finished beads so that they are more robust and durable. We then connected them together with fine, gold-colored jewelry wire made of anodized aluminum in the form of small bows and hangers. 🥰 The widest pearl cone of the earrings measures about 3.1 cm, the smallest 1 cm. Their…

It's been awhile since my last paper jewelry post... not because I didn't want to do another; heck no, it's one of my favorite t...

I started making paper earrings in college for extra money. I was seriously into the mixed print Memphis style and I always had colorful painted paper scraps left over from my fashion presentations. Mind you, this was before computers when you had to cut with scissors, paste with actual glue and use rub-on letters instead of picking a font from hundreds on the internet and printing them out from a home computer! It's soooo much easier now, but I digress. This paper mache project is a great…

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