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Make Easy DIY Earrings with Iron on Vinyl and Leather

Written by: | Published: July 13, 2018 | Updated: June 21, 2023

Have you ever made your own leather earrings? Use your Cricut to make earrings with leather and iron on vinyl. This quick and easy DIY jewelry project can be made with a few supplies and this cute flower cut file.

Create your own personalized earrings in minutes! I’ll show you how to make this Cricut project in a few simple steps. Then, you can customize the look with your favorite colors and extra beads and accessories.

Pretty leather earrings you can make yourself with Iron on vinyl. Designed by Jen Goode
Pretty leather earrings you can make yourself with Iron on vinyl. Designed by Jen Goode

How to Make Earrings with Leather and Iron on Vinyl

Vinyl cut designs make personalizing leather earrings super quick and classy. Did you know you can use iron on vinyl with leather? Yep! Test a small section of your leather with your heat press or iron, just to make sure the leather will work well with high heat. Once you’ve tested your materials, you can have fun creating your own cut design art with vinyl. Let’s make some pretty flower earrings with this technique today!

Materials

Add pretty beads to your earrings for a unique look. I think these beads give the rose-colored leather a boho-style look.

Beads to embellish your leather jewelry
Beads to embellish your leather jewelry

Instructions

Create an earring design with two layers. One layer for the leather shape and one for the vinyl cut art. You can add in extra vinyl layers for a more detailed jewelry piece. Make sure to include a tiny hole for the jewelry findings for your earrings.

  1. Follow the Cricut Design Space on-screen instructions to cut each of your material layers.
  2. Using an iron or your EasyPress, heat-set the vinyl to the leather, one layer at a time.
  3. Add extra embellishments like beads or tassels.
  4. Add the jewelry findings to turn this flower into an earring.

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More Earrings to Make: Layered Fancy Cut Earrings plus SVG file

Cut leather and vinyl with your Cricut
Cut leather and vinyl with your Cricut
Stitch beads to the leather or apply with glue
Stitch beads to the leather or apply with glue
Add jewelry findings and beads for a finishing touch
Add jewelry findings and beads for a finishing touch

More iron-on vinyl projects and resources

More Iron-On project ideas

I’ve partnered with some amazing creative friends to share fun iron-on projects all week. Take a look at these fantastic ideas!

This fun collection of iron-on vinyl projects is co-hosted by:

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Make Easy DIY Leather earrings with your Cricut - project design by Jen Goode
DIY Leather earrings with your Cricut – project design by Jen Goode
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