Beading the Second Half for ID Badge Holders
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Beading the Second Half for ID Badge Holders
Hi, I'm Robin with treysmom.com and we're making a video for expert village today. We're making a beaded I.D. holder and some bracelets and I'll show you also how to make a photo holder that hangs on your fridge that's really cute. But we have made our I.D. badge out of pearls, a Swarovski, crystals and this is the way that it looks. The first step was to put a crimp bead and a split ring, then we just put our beads just put them right on the bead along wire and this is down, half-way through. We've added a talba clasp. And this is the way that the center will look that you're going to put your I.D. badge on. Since we're gotten to the middle, we're going to start adding our beads onto the bead along wire, which is very easy and each bead has a little hole and you just stick the bead along wire in the hole. Just up to the end. You want to make sure that they're always very, very close together so that when you get to the end there isn't any slack to the bracelet or the necklace. And you just keep adding your beads just the way that you laid them out on the bead board, right to the end.
Hi, I'm Robin with treysmom.com and we're making a video for expert village today. We're making a beaded I.D. holder and some bracelets and I'll show you also how to make a photo holder that hangs on your fridge that's really cute. But we have made our I.D. badge out of pearls, a Swarovski, crystals and this is the way that it looks. The first step was to put a crimp bead and a split ring, then we just put our beads just put them right on the bead along wire and this is down, half-way through. We've added a talba clasp. And this is the way that the center will look that you're going to put your I.D. badge on. Since we're gotten to the middle, we're going to start adding our beads onto the bead along wire, which is very easy and each bead has a little hole and you just stick the bead along wire in the hole. Just up to the end. You want to make sure that they're always very, very close together so that when you get to the end there isn't any slack to the bracelet or the necklace. And you just keep adding your beads just the way that you laid them out on the bead board, right to the end.
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