This design has been through a BUNCH of iterations…I think I’m finally happy with it!
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Nice - space enough for lots of earrings!
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Very nice! And if the cats can reach it: cool cat toy!
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They could, but this house is a cat-free zone due to frequent visits from relatives with severe cat allergies, so they’re living outdoors now. 
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They ruin everything.
Upgrade to relative 2.0!
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Ground is too hard to dig…
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I love that you used hearts for the earring holes. Great finish!
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Do you sell the design??
I do. You can find it in my Etsy shop.
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Hello! I’m curious, you use multiple woods in your earrings. how do you inlay them? is there something on the back?
I design them to be press-fit, so I don’t have to glue them. The inlaid pieces are cut face-down, to take advantage of the angled cut of the laser to get a nice tight fit. There’s nothing on the back – they look just as pretty from the back as from the front. 
For some really nice inlay work, take some time to read through @evansd2’s old posts. He gives a lot of good tips on taking your inlay work to the next level.
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Thanks! I’m guessing you need to adjust for kerf or something to get a truly tight fight? I’ve been backing with MDF haha. Lets see if I can make this better. Thanks for the reply.
Yep, sometimes it takes a lot of fiddling and testing to get it just right!
I’m going to pick your brain again . What masking paper would you suggest? I got one but I think the tack was too low.
The adhesive is pressure-activated. I bet if you burnish it with a straight edge you’ll find it sticks just fine. 