Yes, that is what they call it. “They,” meaning Anthropologie. I love perusing Anthro’s jewelry. I love funky jeweled items that become conversation pieces when I am wearing them. I saw these Snipped and Saved Posts and knew I could create the look for a lot less.
Supplies:
canvas fabric
head pins
small crystals, pearls or other small beads
round nose jeweler’s pliers
flush cutter
chain pliers
scissors
glue on posts
hot glue gun
fray check
1. Using this pattern cut out two of each flower using the canvas material. The flowers are tiny so this is the most annoying part…make sure your scissors are sharp and small.
2. After they are cut out apply fray check to the edges to avoid fraying. I applied clear nail polish to mine because I am too cheap to purchase fray check didn’t have any fray check on hand.
3. Using a head pin thread four of the flowers starting from biggest to smallest through the head pin.
4. With the rest of the wire from the head pin make a large loop using your round nose pliers wrapping the excess wire around the end of the loop and cutting it with the flush cutter. 
5. Next grab some small beads and some headpins and make a basic loop at the top. For a video tutorial on that check out the free class at Beaducation.
6. Now open up each loop and thread them through the large loop on your flower and then close the loop with the pliers. Start with the largest bead and then add your smaller beads on.
Add all the beads (I used 8) to the middle loop.
7. Next flip the flower over and hot glue the post to the back.
Wear them with pride…after all your made them for a fraction of the $24 price tag.
Becki,
Those are really pretty. How clever you are to figure out how to make them.
Love Anthros jewlery!!! Great job!
Awww. So pretty. Where were you when I bought the Anthropology version?! I am going to have to start channeling you before I purchase anything jewelry or home decor
Genius! I think I have to ebay that jewellery making set… right now.
Lovely! I actually like yours better!
Those look so good!
You did a great job! They look good!
Very cute, and I just happen to have some dark brown canvas waiting to be used.
Those are very cute! You could try bonding the fabric to some heat n bond (or similar product)before you cut it out to prevent fraying and make cutting easier.
Love those! Good idea for scrap fabrics too.
Your bead colors are more interesting than the originals. My Design Guide.com
Your earrings turned out better than the originals! Great job!
Cute! I'm gonna make some of those soon! I love trying to imitate that store — it is the dreamiest!
XOOX
Jen
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Anthro is awesome! Great job with the earrings!
Those are super sweet! I love them!
Those are beautiful! I love them! The beads add the perfect touch of color!
Happy Day,
Jasey @ Crazy Daisy
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Those are really pretty. I actually don't have pierced ears and finding clips was such a chore I learned to make my own so these are perfect.
So cute! I could see using these for multiple projects- not just earrings!
So pretty and unique! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
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Oooh pretty! I love the canvas. Thanks so much for the how-to, I'll be linking.
Love it! I could totally make that (with my limited knowledge and clear nail polish). Thanks for sharing!
Oh what a great DIY project. You are one clever and crafty girl.
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I think they turned out great! I'm a sucker for Anthropologie…I should look for one near me.
those turned out great.
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Hi! Really cute and Lovely and thank you for the tutorial-sharing ! DanielaC.