My Favorite Studio Supplies from Amazon
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My Favorite Studio Supplies from Amazon
The beauty of earring making, whether it's a hobby or you're aiming to earn from it, requires just a tiny investment upfront. Here are some top picks I rely on in my biz, snagged from Amazon. Click the links to shop direct!- Gorilla Super Glue Gel -Trying out various glues for attaching posts to earrings, I've discovered that Gorilla Super Glue Gel is a winner. The gel texture lets me control the amount I apply, without any messy spillage off the sides of my earrings.
- 5mm Hypoallergenic Stainless Steal Posts - When I began crafting earrings, it was crucial to ensure they were comfy for sensitive ears like mine. After lots of testing, these stainless steel posts proved to be top-notch. I can wear them for hours sans ear irritation!
- Silicone Earring Backs - Gotta keep those sensitive ears happy, that's why each pair of earrings comes with two different back styles. You can rock a stainless steel backing or switch it up with a silicone earring back - your choice!
- Larger Mailing Boxes - I recently added MiniMailer boxes to my lineup of shipping boxes, which has been game changing, however for larger orders, like wholesale orders, I use a 9x6x2 box, which I can fill with a good numbers of earrings. These boxes usually costs $20 to ship across Canada and less than $15 to ship down to the US.
- 3 Piece Jewelry Pliers -These pliers are crucial for crafting my earrings and thankfully, they're wallet-conscious and come in adorbs colors.
- Clay Roller - I use an Atlas Pasta Roller from Value Village, bought before my clay earring days. While Atlas makers are fancy, alternatives like the one linked work just as well. Hand-rolling is an option, but for consistency, a rolling machine is the way to go!
- Polymer Clay Starter Set - This set is a total steal at just over $20. With an acrylic clay roller, 40 pc. mini circle cutters (which I'm obsessed with for studs), steel cutters, and MORE, you can't go wrong with this set!