✨ Bigger blank = bigger statement earrings! These 1.75" Teardrop Earring Sublimation Blanks are perfect for bold, vibrant custom earrings with extra space for patterns, photos, and detailed designs. Sublimate your artwork, attach the hardware, and you’ve got a finished pair ready to wear, gift, or sell.

✅ Why You’ll Love Them

• 1.75" size gives you more design space than the 1.5" version
• Sublimation-ready for crisp, vibrant full-color prints
• Double-sided so you can print both sides
• Perfect for seasonal designs, monograms, and patterns
• Great for craft fairs, gift sets, and small business jewelry lines
• Beginner-friendly and quick to press

📦 What’s Included

• 1 pair (2) teardrop earring blanks
• Earring hardware (ear wires) + silicone backs
  

📏 Size & Details

• Size: Approx. 1.75" tall (teardrop shape)
• 3mm thick
• Print Area: Both sides
  
• Sizes may vary slightly by batch.

💡 Perfect For

• Holiday & seasonal statement earrings
• Monograms, initials, and name designs
• Photo earrings (pets, kids, memories!)
• Teacher gifts, friend gifts, and stocking stuffers
• Craft fairs and boutique jewelry drops

🔧 How to Sublimate

1. Remove protective film from the blanks (if present).
2. Print your design (mirror image).
3. Secure the transfer to the blank with heat tape.
4. Cover with protective paper.
5. Press using the recommended settings below.
6. Allow to cool completely.
7. Attach the earring hardware and add silicone backs.

💖 Pro Tips

• Bolder designs + higher contrast look best on larger earrings.
• Seasonal sets (Valentine’s, St. Patty’s, Halloween, Christmas) are repeat-order magnets.
• Pair with earring cards + packaging to make them gift-ready and increase your average order value.

⚠️ Important Notes

• This listing is for blank earring components intended for sublimation (finished product not included).
• Results may vary based on press, ink, paper, and technique.
• Minor variations are normal with crafting blanks.

• 385°F
• 45-60 seconds
• remove protective film before pressing

Sublimation Pressing Tips and Tricks