Are These Really paper? Try This DIY Paper Bead Bracelet Tutorial - the Results Are Worth it! скачать в хорошем качестве

Are These Really paper? Try This DIY Paper Bead Bracelet Tutorial - the Results Are Worth it!

This is my first paper bead tutorial in a while but I think you will love it! These beautiful paper bead bracelets were inspired by my long distance friend Terri who lives in Australia. She sent me some that she had made, along with instructions on how to make them. So my challenge for this video was to see if I could recreate the paper bracelets Terri made and teach you how to make your own. I did modify them a bit because I added clasps on mine to make them heavier, because I like a heavier bracelet - however, the way Terri made hers as bangles is also perfect for lovely light summer bracelets. This is a full length paper bead tutorial but you won't need a bead rolling tool - so anyone can do this without worrying about not having one. There is a lot of talking in this because at the start I do spend some time explaining exactly how you can access all by free printables on my website. A few people have asked me for guidance and so I have tried to make it clear how you can access all the free printables I have listed on my website. If you aren't a fan of talk intense videos - you can turn the sound off and turn on the subtitles. The actual tutorial starts at about 6minutes 35 seconds if you don't want to hear about the free printables. At the end of the tutorial, I mention that Terri, who sent me a whole bag full of her crafts, is now producing songs and has a channel which I will link here:    / @thewordsmithcafe   Do give her a look - she's a lovely person with some very entertaining lyrics! You can find my blog here: https://www.funcraftstodoathome.com And that is where you will find posts about paper beading plus other craft ideas, along with all my free printables. Hope you enjoy this video and the paper bead bracelet idea that Terri gave me. I have more interesting makes coming up as I reveal other crafted items she sent me from 'down under'.