Thank you for sharing as well!

Thank you for sharing as well! ❤️

You're just a sweetie

👍👍👏🙂

🙂

This is why I came to the comment section.

All of the above!

You can. I did not because I was in a hurry.

Acrylic paint seals itself

Hi Tanya, I wondered how it would work too but the paint mostly seeped underneathe each piece and coated the back. A few pieces had bare spots and I hit them with some colored sharpies.

Any drill will work

@@MattsCrazyArt I've tried different drills/bits but they all leave splintering😓

For clean drill holes and so you don't crack the wooden piece when drilling, use a piece of painter's tape drill through it. Then you'll have no issues.

I usually put a quick spritz of any glossy spray and let it dry for an hour but with these, the gloss or matte finish is just in the paint.

If you slide them around, the paint flows under the backs too and coats the whole piece. If that doesn't work, you can paint the backs.

No, not at all

Michael's Crafts. Probably can get them online :)

The front I painted then glued the wood pieces on and cut them out so you could see.the colorful paint on the front. But I just painted the backs black so if it spins around it won't look like bare wood.

Elena, there are a ton of videos on youtube for paint pouring. Basically, you mix small amounts of paint with half paint, half white school glue. Then you add water till it's like very runny pancake batter or thick butter milk. Then you pour little bits into a cup and when the cup is full enough to cover a canvas, you just dump it any which way. Also, people buy this silicone stuff to mix in to make it flow better and make fun designs. I used WD40, an oil lubricant for fixing metal parts because one video said you could use that as a substitute for silicone. You can look up "Silicone for paint pouring" online. It's like $16 for a bottle. Then watch some videos. Everyone does it a little different. Some people get crazy effects.

At the moment these earrings would probably sell for $15 - $20 per pair

Paint pours are very fluid and the paint just seeped underneath them without me doing anything. A few had some missing spots on the back and had to be touched up but if I had swished them around a little more before picking them up, they would have been coated completely.

Thanks so much I will be trying this out.

1 million dollars! Or 1/2 million for just one!