If you have beaded sew-in extensions, the first thing you need to do is cut off the beads that are holding the extensions in place. Next, gently pull the extensions out of your hair. If you find that the extensions are difficult to remove, you can use a comb to help loosen them. Once the…
Materials needed: two small beads, one medium bead, beading wire, needle-nose pliers, and wire cutters. Instructions: 1. Cut a piece of beading wire about 6 inches long. 2. String the beads onto the wire in this order: small bead, medium bead, small bead. 3. Use the needle-nose pliers to bend the end of the wire…
Use a bead and tool to put tinsel in your hair. First, take a small section of hair and hold it between the thumb and index finger of your non-dominant hand. Next, use the bead and tool to grab a small amount of tinsel. Pull the tinsel through the hair section, being careful not to…
To remove glued beads from clothes, soak the garment in warm water for 30 minutes. Then, gently rub the beads with your fingers to loosen the glue. If necessary, use a toothbrush or other soft-bristled brush to help loosen the beads. Finally, rinse the garment in cold water and dry it as usual. Soak the…
To put beads in hair with rubber bands, first make a ponytail. Then take a small section of hair from the ponytail and wrap it around the base of the ponytail to create a loop. Next, thread a bead onto a rubber band and pull it through the loop. Repeat this process until all of…
1. Cut a piece of wire about 6 inches long. 2. String on about 30 beads. It doesn’t matter what kind you use. 3. Make a loop at one end of the wire, and twist it around itself to secure the beads. 4. Continue stringing beads onto the wire until you have a nice, full…
Stringing beads onto a chain is a very simple way to create beautiful, unique necklaces. You will need: -Beads of your choice (I like to use glass beads because they are shiny and come in lots of pretty colors) -Chains (again, you can choose whatever type of chain you like best) -Wire cutters (optional, but…
If a tire loses its seal, air will escape and the tire will go flat. To reseal a tire bead, first make sure the bead is clean and dry. Next, apply a bead sealer to the bead. Finally, inflate the tire until the bead sealer sets. If a tire loses air and goes flat, it…
There are a few ways to remove a captive bead ring without pliers. One way is to use a sharp object, such as a needle or paperclip, to push the bead out from the inside of the ring. Another way is to squeeze the ring with your fingers until the bead pops out. If the…
Water beads are often used in sensory bins and as vase filler. They start out small, but can grow to over twice their size when left in water for an extended period of time. If your water beads have gotten too big, there is a way to shrink them back down. All you need is…