This is super simple and inexpensive to make. I chose this earring holder over using the chicken wire because I thought this looked a lot nicer, cuter, and feminine.
All you need is:
A frame of your choosing
Lace fabric of your choosing
Glue
Here's the glue I decided to use to hold the fabric on to the frame and the lace I chose to go across. The lace I chose has 3 layers. I figured it would be a little sturdier and hold up longer than a single strand.
All you need is:
A frame of your choosing
Lace fabric of your choosing
Glue
Here's the glue I decided to use to hold the fabric on to the frame and the lace I chose to go across. The lace I chose has 3 layers. I figured it would be a little sturdier and hold up longer than a single strand.
First: Take the backing and glass out of the frame.
Second: Measure across the frame and cut your lace to fit tightly across. (You need to decide if you want your frame to be tall or wide. I decided on wide.)
Third: Glue both sides of frame and apply and hold your lace on. Make sure to follow the instructions on the glue bottle. If you use the same glue I did, you'll need to paint it onto the frame and fabric, then let dry for 5-10 minutes (depending on how thick you put it on), before attaching the lace to the frame. Make sure to attach your lace tight across. I used a piece of cardboard to push the lace into the frame so I didn't get glue all over my fingers.
You're done! Enjoy your new earring holder! I know I am.
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