How to Chalk Paint and Distress Laser Cut Earrings
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Ever cut a pair of laser earrings and thought, 'Hmm, it needs a little extra magic?' Let’s fix that!
Here's a quick video on my absolute favorite way to easily finish laser cut and engraved earrings
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- Laser Cut Earring Design Files from Wispy Willow Designs
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- I also frequently use a dremel or electric nail file on the sides of the earrings to give them more definition: https://amzn.to/3PY1paD
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The Basics
- Engrave and Laser Cut your earrings - I recommend maple wood with an MDF core.
- Add white chalk paint in a light streaky fashion.
- Use a dremel to smooth the top edges of the laser cut earring.
- Use a high grit sanding block to lightly smooth the surface of the earring.
- Blow any dust away.
- Seal with a clear coat spray (optional- honestly I wear earrings both with and without top coat and they have all held up beautifully.)
- Add your laser cut earring hardware and wear with pride!
Let me know if you have any questions about laser cut earrings!
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