Salt and Pepper quilling earrings

               
                      Hello friends, are you interested in making some simple and beautiful earrings using easy quilling techniques ? Then you have come to the right place. In this article I am showing you how to  make a simple hanging and a stud earrings. As you all know the all season favorite colors black and white suits with almost all your outfits. That is why I am making something unique using these two colors.

Pepper earrings :

For this you need 3 mm black color quilling strip.
The detailed procedure is shown below:

• Attach two quilling strips and make a tight coil as shown in Step 1 and Step 2.
• Cut a single quilling strip into two parts as shown in Step 3.
• Make tight coils in each of the part as shown in Step 4.
• Make 10 such tight coils (they will look like peppers)  .
• Attach the small coils to the big coil using fevicol as shown in Step 5 and Step 6.
• Take some kundans of your choice and stick them on the flower shape. Please refer to Step 7.
• Attach the jump rings and hooks to complete the earrings.

And please don't forget to apply a coat of transparent (clear ) nail polish to give it a shiny look. This will also make your earrings water proof.

Salt studs :

I simply love to call this salt studs purely because of it's all pure white in color (maybe I should have mentioned kitchen salt, as rock salts do have binge color :-) ),This stud is very simple. I have used 3 mm white color quilling strip.

• Cut a single quilling strip into two parts . 
• Make a petal shape in each of the parts.
• Arrange in a flower pattern.
• You can also stick a flat pearl in the middle to give it a beautiful look.
• Finally attach the stud available outside as ready made.

I hope you liked my article on quilling earrings . Please do share your views on what type of earrings you made using quilling. Please watch this space for more on different varities of quilling earrings and if you are looking at specific design and it's missing here , please share so that I can add that to my making list :)