Taylor Swift performs during the Fearless Tour at Madison Square Garden on August 27, 2009 in New York City. Jason Kempin/Getty Images

Taylor Swift’s parents recreated her iconic “Fearless” acoustic guitar using super glue and rhinestones one day before the highly anticipated Eras Tour kicks off in Glendale, Arizona, on Friday.

Swift posted photos to her Instagram story Thursday evening of her parents hunched over a white acoustic guitar half-covered in silver rhinestones.

“Was my Eras Tour crystalized Fearless guitar made by: A) Artisans and finely trained craftsmen, B) A professional musical instrument manufacturer, C) My parents with super glue and a free afternoon,” Swift wrote.

Taylor Swift’s parents recreate her sparkly “Fearless” guitar for the Eras Tour. @taylorswift on Instagram

The next slide features a different view of the same guitar, this time with the rhinestones placed in the number 13. Swift’s parents’ hands are featured hard at work.

“…It’s not not C,” Swift wrote on the second picture.

Taylor Swift’s parents recreate her sparkly “Fearless” guitar for the Eras Tour. @taylorswift on Instagram

Earlier Thursday, Swift shared a different DIY project she created for her dad: A personalized all-access pass for the tour.

It says, “D.O.H. Pass (Dad of Headliner) All Access.”

“Made my dad’s tour credential, we are a small family business,” Swift wrote.

Taylor Swift made her dad a DIY all-access pass for the Eras Tour. @taylorswift on Instagram

The Eras Tour kicks off Friday. It features 52 shows across the United States and continues through the summer.

The tour’s ticket sale, which took place in November, made headlines when Ticketmaster continually crashed, locking Swifties with verified fan presale out of the queue and making the ticket-buying process a headache.

Ticketmaster went on to cancel the general sale for Eras Tour tickets, prompting outrage from Swifties and from Swift herself.