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Beaded Mobile/Chandelier/Wind chime Family project.

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Sorry if the beads are getting old.  I really made this up as I went along. I wanted to use the rings I had bought to make Christmas Wreaths but never got around to.   I thought this was something we could all do together and the results are pretty cute, although would do it differently next time.

 

Ending the wire

 

We threaded some plastic jewels with beading wire, to make the ends. Then created patterns with different coloured beads, around 20cm long.

ends ready for string

 

Finish off the ends by wrapping the wire into a loop around some needle nose pliers.  The loop needs to be big enough to not let the beads slide off, and to allow you to thread more string on in the next step.

Then I just tied them around the ring, suspended it with some gift ribbon and suspended a glass sun catcher in the middle.  All pretty straight forward. Ms 4 wants to hang it from her light, but as she has a light fan combo, there is nothing to hang it from.

 

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What you need Twisting off the end of the wires Threading patterns Ms 4 threading The other end of the wire Wire ends Twist around a pencil to make a spiral spirals Attache to mobile frame finished product sun catcher Chandelier

 


Filed under: Decorating, Garden Beauty, Kids Craft, Randomness, School Holiday Entertainment, Toddler and Preschool activities, Uncategorized Tagged: beading, beads, craft, diy, Easy toddler craft, fine motor, kids, preschool, rainy day, sun catcher beading, toddler

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