JEWELRY DIY: Woodburned Circles Dangle Earrings

These woodburned circles dangle earrings are a result of my experiments with using Rit to dye wood and the Creative Versa-Tool. I've been enjoying working with wood again. I haven't done much pyrography since I was a teenager, but the basic skills are easy to maintain. It's drawing with a very hot pen or marker. This project is great for beginners or advanced woodburners who want to incorporate this artform into something wearable. I draw a lot of influence from geometry and folk art lately, as I find my crafting groove, but you could make other designs. Rit comes in many colors...of which I bought several lately.

SUPPLIES:
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• 2 Large wood circles
• 2 Medium wood circles
• 4 Medium jump rings
• 2 Small jump rings
• 2 Stud earring backs
• 1 Bottle Rit liquid Dye in Aquamarine
• 1 Bottle Rit liquid Dye in Fuchsia
• Water
• Paper towels
• E-6000 Glue
• 2 Small cups
• 1 Flat soft paint brush
• Dremel cordless rotary tool with 3/32" drill bit
• A thick phone book or magazine
• Walnut Hollow Creative Versa-Tool with a tapered point
• 2 Jewelry pliers

INSTRUCTIONS:
You can see how to make these DIY Woodburned Circles Dangle Earrings on my YouTube channel.