Piranha Plant Aerrings

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  Step 1

  Do a red ball (2cm diameter)

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  Step 2

  Cut a quarter (like a pac man hehe)

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  Step 3

  Do this twice.

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  Step 4

  Make a little circle for the tongue

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  Step 5

  Put it. ((click to see the large pick)

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  Step 6

  Cut little pieces to do the fangs. Small and thin.

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  Step 7

  Put the fang in the shore and hold it with the same clay, do it with a little knife. Repit 4 times :)

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  Step 8

  Make a strip for the lips. Measure, cut and put :D

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  Step 9

  Put a wire, this going to hold the ear. Then cover with a white circle

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  Step 10

  Put it white spots and a green one down

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  Step 11

  For the pipe you will make a little cylinder, smaller than the flower.

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  Step 12

  Make a circle with a diameter a little bigger than the cylinder

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  Step 13

  Put together and insert this in a large wire.

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  Step 14

  With the lime green do a strip. This going to be the stem. Put together with the pipe. Then cut the wire in a considerable extent, you going to grab this in the flower.

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  Step 15

  Put it and press. Do the leaves with the same stem. Cut it carefully (the end is near!! :O)

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  Step 16

  varnish it and wait to the drying. (you can play videogames :D)

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  Step 17

  Bake them just under 110ºC for 15 min aprox. Check them continuosly.

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  Step 18

  Cut the wire as comfortable to the ear and...

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  Step 19

  ...put the missing accesories (i don't know how to say this in english, in spanish i know them like "mariposas" -butterfly-)

  And TA DA!! :DD

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aranumenwen · Aurora, Illinois, US · 117 projects 14th January 2012

I totally love these. I saw these online somewhere else, etsy maybe, probably. And the fact that it's a how-to so that I don't have to beg you to make one for it.

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DarkAshHurts · 119 projects 14th December 2011

I love these! Im obsessed with mario. lol
I think ill try to make a charm of these instead ...once i get some clay.

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Haruka xz · Puebla, Puebla, MX · 16 projects 10th December 2011

@hotpinkcrayola Not really, for that reason a did'nt use more clay for the leaves and the stem is really short . Thanks for the clarification of the term

@blackwidow I hope to see your version!!

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HotPinkCrayola · Holmfirth, England, GB · 97 projects 9th December 2011

They're called Butterflies Backs in the UK too, so I assume that's the generally accepted term.
I love these - are they heavy to wear?

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Blackwidow · 7 projects 7th December 2011

I love these earrings...Thank you for this tutorial..Off to make me own

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