These Easter earrings are the cutest you’ve ever seen! So easy to make with simple supplies and Mod Podge. Learn how to do it here.

Skills Required: Beginner. It helps to have a bit of prior crafting experience, especially for the jewelry part. However, if you have a knack for tools, you might want to just jump in!

Make the Cutest Easter Earrings You've Ever Seen

Heidi from Hands Occupied here! I made a set of Easter egg-inspired earrings to share with you all today. They come together pretty quickly and are a fun way to make use of scrap ribbon you might have lying around. And who doesn’t love a good Easter craft? Learn how to make these DIY earrings below.

DIY Easter Earrings

Gather These Supplies

Oval Shapes – 2, either wood, or we used clear acrylic
2 Earwires
2 7-mm Jump Rings
Jewelry Pliers
Pencil
Ric Rac
Thin Ribbon
Scissors
Matte Mod Podge
Paintbrush
Glitter Dimensional Magic
Acrylic Paint (optional, if you used wood)
White Paper (optional, if you used acrylic shapes)

Directions

If you decide to use wood shapes, paint them with acrylic paint in the color of your choice and let dry.

For the acrylic shapes, begin by tracing them on some white paper with a pencil. Cut them out, removing all pencil lines and cutting a little dip in the top of each paper oval to accommodate the hole at the top of the shape.

Paint a layer of Mod Podge onto each acrylic shape, and place the paper cutouts on each. Paint another layer of Mod Podge over the top. Let dry completely.

Once dry, flip the shapes over (or start with the painted wood shapes). Cut two pieces of ric-rac to fit across the middle of each shape.

Cut four pieces of thin ribbon (I used purple) to fit across the shape above and below the ric-rac.

Next, paint a layer of Mod Podge onto the blank or painted side of the shape.

Place your ric-rac and thin ribbon as shown, and then cover all of it with another layer of Mod Podge. Again, let dry completely.

The last step is applying your glitter Dimensional Magic. I have a few tips regarding glitter Dimensional Magic. The glitter settles at the bottom of the bottle.

You’ll want to take advantage of the flat-topped lid by letting it stand upside down for 10 or 15 minutes. This lets the glitter shift so it’s better mixed throughout the bottle.

If you can’t find glitter Dimensional Magic, you can use regular Dimensional Magic. You can add glitter or just leave it clear.

To avoid bubbles on your finished project, prime your Dimensional Magic bottle by squeezing some out onto a test surface. Then, fill in each earring with a layer of Dimensional Magic.

If any bubbles do make it onto your earrings, you can pop them with a sharp needle or scoop them out. Let your earrings dry for 24 hours.

When they’re totally dry, you can attach an earwire to each egg with a 7-mm jump ring to complete your earrings (and your Easter outfit).

You’re going to love how lightweight these Easter earrings are . . . and how many compliments you get! Yes, they make a bold statement. But if you can’t wear big glittery eggs on your ears for the holidays, then when can you?

Easter egg craft - easy glitter earrings

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Easter Earrings

Learn to make these Easter egg earrings and add a little holiday bling to any outfit!

Prep Time15

Active Time30

Dry Time1

Total Time1 45

Yield: pair

Cost: $5

Equipment

Materials

2 Acrylic shapes oval – you can use wood also
2 Earwires
2 Jump rings 7-mm
Ric-Rac
Ribbon thin
Mod Podge Matte
Glitter Dimensional Magic
Acrylic paint optional, if you used wood
White paper optional, if you used clear acrylic

Instructions

If you decide to use wood shapes, paint them with acrylic paint in the color of your choice and let dry.
For the acrylic shapes, begin by tracing them on some white paper with a pencil. Cut them out.
Paint a layer of Mod Podge onto each acrylic shape, and place the paper cutouts on each. Paint another layer of Mod Podge over the top. Let dry completely.
Once dry, flip the shapes over (or start with the painted wood shapes). Cut two pieces of ric-rac to fit across the middle of each shape.
Cut four pieces of thin ribbon (I used purple) to fit across the shape above and below the ric-rac.
Next, paint a layer of Mod Podge onto the blank or painted side of the shape. Place your ric-rac and thin ribbon down and cover all of it with another layer of Mod Podge. Again, let dry completely.
Fill in the top of each earring with a layer of Dimensional Magic. Let dry for 24 hours.
When they’re dry, attach an earwire to each egg with a 7-mm jump ring to complete the earrings.

Did you enjoy this Easter craft? Let me know in the comments! Don’t forget to check out other Mod Podge Easter ideas as well!