
| I used fabric the same way, made a necklace. It's very shabby chic. |
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| quote: Originally posted by thimble lady: Oh, thanks to both of you. Your fabric beads didnt fray too much? You coated them? Ill bet they are gorgeous!
I left them as is, they didn't fray, just looked rough cut. |
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| Made tons of them when I was a little girl using the method SharonK described. That was 40 some years ago. We used paper from old magazines, and they turned out really pretty and colorful. |
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| I made these just two years ago, I showed the granddaughter and she made lots and loved it.
My friend Eileen showed me how and she had purchased a neat wire bead paper roller. It had a little slit in it and you just slipped the paper in and rolled.
We started with a length of triangle shaped paper. The longer the paper the larger the bead. We used Aleeens glue on them. |
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| There are several good tutorials on Youtube. |
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| quote: Originally posted by thimble lady: Does anybody make rolled paper beads that are so popular now? I have tried but need some hints on how to get them started. Anybody?
i'm interested in paper crafts, but not make paper beads. |
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| Woven paper can be easily made into all kinds of beads in the different sizes and colors.Here is an article about paper beads. Hope you can get some inspirations from it. |
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