That day arrived months ago when Jane and I sat down one afternoon to make a pretty wind chime.
What can we say, we love a pretty wind chime!
Materials Needed:
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Working one strand at a time, thread one of the larger glass beads with wire.
Continue adding beads to the wire until your strand measures 10 12 long.
Loop the end of the wire through the last bead to secure in place.
Repeat with the remaining 5 pieces of cut wire to have 6 strands of beads in total.
Cut 3 pieces of floral wire 14 long.
Working one strand at a time, thread the smallest sized beads on to this wire.
Continue adding beads to the wire until your strand measures 6 long.
Loop the end of the wire through the last bead to secure in place.
Repeat with the remaining 2 pieces of cut wire to have 3 strands of beads in total.
Cut a piece of thicker gauge silver wire 18 long.
Secure the beaded wire strands to the silver wire and trim off the excess wire.
Fold the shorter beaded strands upward and thread one large bead through all three wires.
Next, fold the wire ends over to form a loop for hanging.
Secure the longer beaded strands to the silver wire in a similar manner.
Ensure you have about 1 of empty wire exceeding past the base of the mason jar.
This project originally appeared onCrafts by Amanda.
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