Yesterday I shared with you some painted wine glasses I created with my Plaid Crafts paints and Mod Podge. Today I want to show you something else I created to go along with these rockin’ glasses (and using some of my leftover money from my Walmart gift card).
Supplies you’ll need:
- Earring hoops from Walmart (12pc per package)
- $1 bag of beads
- Metal charms (7pc per package)
The beads I chose were a mix of blues and greens since I’m planning on using that color scheme when I give my kitchen a makeover later this summer.
I found these metal charms at Walmart in the jewelry aisle. They were the perfect size for the wine charms, and pretty cute too if I do say so myself! Only $3 for the pack of 7… not too shabby.
I chose to use just three beads per earring hoop and one of the silver charms. I wanted to be able to close the hoop with ease. Any more beads on the hoop and it would have been difficult to close.
And that’s it! Just a simple 5 minute project. Great to personalize for any upcoming party or bridal shower, or they can make a great housewarming gift! ENJOY!
What a great idea for those hoop earrings. I think this is absolutely brilliant! Great job!!!
Thanks so much!!
Maybe it just takes just 5 minutes to implement the idea but the fruit is perpetual. No doubt about that. Really beautiful use of earrings.
Thanks Emily ;)
Fabulous idea! What a perfect but easy way to add special accent to a party theme or color scheme. Thanks for sharing this great project idea. AJ@queenofmynest
Thanks so much, AJ!!
Awesome idea. Thanks for Sharing
Thanks Carla ;)
Those are way cute!
Thanks so much!
Great job – I also made some DIY glass-identifiers, only I took the absolutely easiest way out, and used a packet of dollar store kids’ gem rings and just pushed those on – they worked a treat; but yours are way more beautiful!
http://partycraftsecrets.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/my-glass.html
LOL, thanks! The kid ring idea is fantastic, too!
Very cute! The charms are sweet looking.
I made wine charms with cork and beads.
Dee
Cute idea, Dee! I’ll have to try that ;)
Love this idea :) Thanks for sharing at Toot Your Horn Tuesday :)