You asked for it!
Several weeks ago I posted a video on how to turn tubes of fabric with a bobby pin.
I was using the tubes to make fabric beads and using those beads to make jewelry.
You asked for a video on how to make the beads, so here you go!
Just in case it wasn't clear in the video, here are the tools and supplies that I used:
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- Ruler
- Lighter
- Wire cutters
- Pliers - round nose and curved
(though I mostly use the curved) - Super glue
- Scissors (not shown)
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- 5.5mm bungee cord (solid black)
- 5.5mm bungee cord (black with white polka dots)
- 2mm round elastic, black
- 5.0mm/5.5mm closures from Bead Landing
- 24 gauge steel wire
(Sarah is wearing Butterick 5891, view B, sans collar. I should have taken a wide-angle pic as you can't see the cute polka dot panels at the bottom.)