earrings

[kardar2]

what thickness of wood should I use for earrings? what is the best wood?

[wombatie]

I would think about 3mil would be a good thinkness for earrings because you would not want then too thick. But I'm not sure what wood you would use.

 

Marg

[Travis]

I think 1/8" would be good. I don't think I'd go any larger, though. Otherwise it would be too heavy. Can't wait to see what you come up with.

[britetomro]

I have seen earrings created out of 3 ply plywood. In Anaheim there is a company called Anderson International http://www.aitwood.com/ and he specializes in all kinds of plywood. You should check his site out. He is a big supporter of scrollers in Southern California.

[kardar2]

I have seen earrings created out of 3 ply plywood. In Anaheim there is a company called Anderson International http://www.aitwood.com/ and he specializes in all kinds of plywood. You should check his site out. He is a big supporter of scrollers in Southern California.

 

Thank you

[shadylady0447]

I've seen earrings made out of cedar because it is light weight.