How to Make Lavender Beads
Place all of the ingredients into a large ceramic or glass mixing bowl., Mix the ingredients together with a little water to form a pliable, smooth dough., Lay down a sheet of baking or greaseproof table at a workspace., Take out small pieces (about...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Place all of the ingredients into a large ceramic or glass mixing bowl.
Don't use too much water, always add small amounts and build up if needed (cover hands in flour as this will make it easier). , You can sit at the kitchen table if it makes this easier to do. ,, Continue threading until the necklace or other jewellery item is completed.
Tie together to form a circle. , It will take about 2–4 weeks to harden.
Be sure to keep it in a dry place.
It is best left stored sitting on baking paper or greaseproof paper. , Once the necklace or other jewellery item has dried, it is ready for wearing.
If giving as a gift, place in a suitable box on tissue and include a small history of the piece, including your name as designer, and the date. -
Step 2: Mix the ingredients together with a little water to form a pliable
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Step 3: smooth dough.
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Step 4: Lay down a sheet of baking or greaseproof table at a workspace.
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Step 5: Take out small pieces (about a teaspoon or less) of dough and roll into small bead balls or shapes using your fingers and palms.
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Step 6: Thread the damp beads through the florist wire.
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Step 7: Set aside to dry.
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Step 8: Wear or gift.
Detailed Guide
Don't use too much water, always add small amounts and build up if needed (cover hands in flour as this will make it easier). , You can sit at the kitchen table if it makes this easier to do. ,, Continue threading until the necklace or other jewellery item is completed.
Tie together to form a circle. , It will take about 2–4 weeks to harden.
Be sure to keep it in a dry place.
It is best left stored sitting on baking paper or greaseproof paper. , Once the necklace or other jewellery item has dried, it is ready for wearing.
If giving as a gift, place in a suitable box on tissue and include a small history of the piece, including your name as designer, and the date.
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Amanda Martin
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