I
have been debating whether I should do a video on this project or not
for a long time. I also wasn't sure if it belonged as a Trash to
Treasure or a regular Sunday video. The thing is it is just so darn
easy but I do find that even projects that have been around for a
long time and are really easy as still fun and informative for my
viewers/readers. I decided to go with very inexpensive beads and do
this as a Trash to Treasure but you can spend some big bucks on nice
beads and make some real treasures if you want to.
I
think the biggest thing is to be sure your glue will hold the beads
without fogging whatever they are made of. I did try some super glue
and like most super glues it fogged the clear plastic beads. The
glue I used for the video states on the label it is for use in making
jewelry. It did fog one of the little plastic beads but not as badly
as the super glue did. In the end just use what you have that will
hold. If you are worried about it test on an extra bead. You can
always put any that did fog in the back of the display.
The
materials list for this project is pretty short: beads, head pins or
decorative pins, glue and wire cutters. That is really all you need!
Just
have fun and be creative. Lay out your beads and see what goes
together. Use the smallest beads for the lids of your bottles (or use
decorative pins for the tops)
This project is really just about having fun!
those are really cute, I think I will give that a try :) thank you
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