https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/bob-marley-earrings • Posted by Irene Michelle M.
First, go to the wooden templates section in Michael's or your favorite craft store. The peices cost $.29 in Michael's. Then, Google up your favorite images. When you find the image you want, print it out on your printer. If the size is right for your wood cut-out, cut the image out by tracing the image with the wooden piece on top. Then use ModgePodge on the picture and the wood to adhere the image to the wood. I chose to then burn the image all the way around using my stove. Afterwards, I splattered the opposite site with complimentary paints that matched the picture. When it dried, I coated it with ModgePodge. When that side dried well, I turned it over and coated the other side right over the picture to seal it in. When that dried, I drilled a hole in the top and connected a gun metal colored ear wire but you can use any metallic finish ear wire. And that's that. It is stupid easy and much easier than it sounds!
First, go to the wooden templates section in Michael's or your favorite craft store. The peices cost $.29 in Michael's. Then, Google up your favorite images. When you find the image you want, print it out on your printer. If the size is right for your wood cut-out, cut the image out by tracing the image with the wooden piece on top. Then use ModgePodge on the picture and the wood to adhere the image to the wood. I chose to then burn the image all the way around using my stove. Afterwards, I splattered the opposite site with complimentary paints that matched the picture. When it dried, I coated it with ModgePodge. When that side dried well, I turned it over and coated the other side right over the picture to seal it in. When that dried, I drilled a hole in the top and connected a gun metal colored ear wire but you can use any metallic finish ear wire. And that's that. It is stupid easy and much easier than it sounds!