DIY: Polymer Clay Bow Earrings

I made these really cool earrings the other day, 

so I have two videos I would like to show to you guys. They both show the same things, but they should different ways of how to do them! So I hope you enjoy, and enjoy the pictures!!

Materials:

• Jump Rings
• Earring Hooks
• Polymer Clay (I used pink but you can use whatever color you want)
• Eye Pin
• Clear Nail Polish(I used Sally Hansen, but you can use what you have, including glaze. Do not use any nail polish with an oil base.)

Directions

Mustache shape!!!!! (you have to watch the video to understand)

 Jump Rings, and Earring Hooks!

 They Are Connected!

  Glaze!!!!!!

 They Look Good Don't They!!!

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Tin Can Lanterns D.I.Y

I made these really cool tin can lanterns for mother's day 

and they really light up my backyard deck!

Materials:

• recycled tin cans
• hammer
• nail
• spray paint
• tea light candle
• WD-40 (optional)

Directions

1. Wash out tin cans an remove all paper. Then take your WD-40 and spray on any glue spots from the paper and wipe off.
2. Fill your cans with water and let the freeze
   
   (I put mine in a container so that the water would not fall out in the freezer)
   
   
3. After removing the can from the freezer you'll notice a big bulge in the bottom. This comes from freezing water in it. But, it can be fixed! Just pound it down with a hammer so that it sits flat.
   
4. Make your design in your can with your hammer and nail
   
5. Spray paint them with the color of your choice, and let them dry
   
   
   
   
6. Place your tea light candle at the bottom of your can
7. Now you're ready to enjoy your tin can lantern(s)!!

Below are just some pictures of what two of them look like in the canopy!!

(If you are wondering the "L" is for Lofton because that is my last name)

Finished Product!!

I got bored while they were drying so this is what happened. :P

Simple Earrings

I made some really cool earrings, and they are really easy so I am going to share!

Tools:

• Beads (any kind you want, 1 small, 1 medium, on flat which is smaller) 
• 1 Eye pin
• 1 Flathead pin
• Earring hooks
• Round Headed Pliers 

Directions:

1. Take one small bead and place at the bottom of your Flathead pin, and place the medium (pink) on on also
2. Curl the end of that (not all the way because you have to curl another one onto it)
3. Take your eye pin and place a smaller bead (yellow) up the bottom of the eye pin, and curl the flat head pin and the eye pin together 
4. Slip the earring hooks into the eye pin, and tighten if needed
5. Enjoy!

This is how long they are on me!