To make vintage beaded ornaments, you will need the following supplies: beads, wire, needle nose pliers, and scissors. Begin by threading your wire through the beads of your choice. Once all of the beads are on the wire, use the needle nose pliers to twist the wire together at the top. Trim any excess wire…
1. String the beads onto the beading wire. 2. Arrange the beads in the desired pattern. 3. Secure the end of the beading wire to a bracelet clasp with a crimp bead. 4. Trim any excess beading wire and secure with a second crimp bead. Decide on the length of your bracelet and cut a…
Hair tinsel with bead can be installed easily at home. First, take a small section of hair and tie it off with a rubber band. Next, thread the hair tinsel through the bead, and then pull the bead up to the rubber band. Finally, twist the hair around the bead to secure it in place….
To make water beads grow really big, soak them in water for 24 hours. After they have soaked, drain the water and replace it with fresh water. Soak the beads again for 24 hours and repeat the process until the beads are the desired size. Get a container that is big enough for the water…
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Place beads in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Bake for 10-15 minutes, until beads are melted and begin to stick together. Remove from oven and let cool completely before handling. Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit Place a sheet of parchment paper on a…
There are a few ways to make your slime crunchy without foam beads. One way is to add in some small pieces of styrofoam or other lightweight material. Another way is to add cornstarch or another powdery substance to your slime. Finally, you can also add small beads or pellets that will make a crunching…
What You Need: – 1/2 pound of oven-bake clay (you can find this at most craft stores) – A rolling pin or something to roll out the clay – A knife or other cutting tool – A straw or other object for making holes in the beads – An oven – Oven-safe baking sheet or…
There are many ways to organize beads. One way is to sort them by color. Another way is to sort them by size. Yet another way is to sort them by shape. And yet another way is to sort them by type of bead. However you decide to organize your beads, the important thing is…
Perler beads are a type of plastic fuse bead used for crafting. They can be melted and fused together using a hair dryer. To melt perler beads with a hair dryer, set the temperature to high and hold the hair dryer about 6 inches away from the beads. Move the hair dryer back and forth…
There are a few ways that you can put beads in your hair without using rubber bands. You can use small clips, bobby pins, or even thread to secure the beads in place. If you are using small clips, you will want to make sure that they are lined up with the bead so that…