Earring Cards Tutorials

I use these little ones to display my earrings. I buy them in packs, not too expensive, but the cost still adds up to the price of the pieces and I don’t want that. I have to make the earrings more presentable when I offer them to my clients or when I have them in display so I still need to have these earring holders, but the added expense bothers me.

Good thing I was able to find great tutorials on how to make my own earring card holders.

Here goes...

Lazy Daisy Glass' Tutorial - Earring Cards/Display

second surf's Earring Card Tutorial

and Beadin' By The Sea's How to make your own earring cards

Don't they look cool?

Now that I have ideas on how to make an earring card, I can now make my own, less expensive and makes my handmade earrings totally handmade, even with the packaging.

...and to top it off, here's a free video tutorial from Off The Beaded path on how to make Baroque Sparkle Earrings to go with your earring cards.

Rhombus Rumba Crystal Chain Maille Earrings

A full color step-by-step instructions on how to create a lovely pair of Rhombus Rumba Crystal Chain Maille Earrings with simple pliers and cutters from Venus in Chains.

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Their done!!! Woohoo!!!

I finished working on my new earring cards! 

It was a LOT of work - but they are pretty :)

Don't you agree?

I used vertical cards that I ordered from Vista Print (LOVE their deals!).

Step two was to glue a "hook" type thing to the back so they'll go on the displays.

I obviously should of taken a picture of that, but I wasn't thinking!

Then I used a tape measure to mark where the holes for the earring wires should go.

Then I made the holes with a 1/16th hole punch (did you even know they have those?)

Last I took each pair of earrings, wrote new price and inventory tags, and put them on the cards!

I'm guessing I did about 75 pairs of earrings?

I didn't really bother to count...

But the backs I used came in a pack of 100,

and I think there are about 25 left.

Like I said, lots of work, but I think it's well worth it!