Accent Gems [glass blobs]
decorative paper of your choice [two side is not necessary.
22 guage wire and rosary pliers
Sakura Hobby Crafts 3D Crystal Lacquer
a tin [I upcycled a BB container]
accent beads to match your paper [I made my own]
I adhered the glass blobs to my paper using Sakura 3D Crystal Lacquer. |
I trimmed the glass blobs out of the paper |
I fashioned a figure 8 out of wire using rosary pliers |
I attached the figure 8 to the back of the marble with E-6000 for extra strong hold. |
I then added a coordinating piece of paper to the back of the blob--pre-trimming where the paper lined up with the finding. |
I then trimmed the remaining paper from the blob. lightly sanded the edges and applied Crystal Lacquer to the back. |
To make the rings for the charms, I wrapped wire around a form that would be perfect for the glass stems [a nail polish top] |
I used my rosary pliers again to make a hook and loop--if you plan to use small beads to decorate, you need to add them now before making both ends so that they can easily slide on. |
I pre-cut a matching paper to fit the lid of the tin. Attach to tin with Crystal Lacquer. |
I coated the lid with more Crystal Lacquer to have a snazzy tin to house the drink charms. |
I made paper beads to match using the technique I showed you in my last post. This time I used my ½" bead template to create the beads. I have made it available for you to
download, as well as a ¾" bead template.
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Now, attach to your stemware to indicate which glass is yours! |
This works for mugs too! |
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