#04 Making bracelet beads with UV resin
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2021
- A quick tip on how to make beautiful bracelets beads that fit PANDORA
all you need is a bottle of UV resin and your well away to do anything.
links below to all the items I have used
Brushes (for poking holes through)
fabfinds.co.uk/products/magic...
Metal bead eyelets
www.amazon.co.uk/Wuuycoky-Dia...
UV resin
www.amazon.co.uk/Resin-Transp...
SUNmini UVLED lamp
www.amazon.co.uk/Dryer-Polish...
Fruit FIMO
www.amazon.co.uk/FRCOLOR-Asso...
Pearls
www.amazon.co.uk/QIMEIYA-Merm...
Glitter
www.amazon.co.uk/Glitter-FAND...
Bead moulds
www.amazon.co.uk/Eliky-Silico...
Tweezers
www.amazon.co.uk/Rolson-Numbe...
Glue
www.amazon.co.uk/151-Superglu...
Buffing block
www.amazon.co.uk/4-Way-Nail-B...
Great tip for inserting the cores w/o getting glue all over the place, thank you!!
Absolutely gorgeous ❣️
Very nice, I appreciated your video style you were thorough and did not take too much time.
I appreciate that! Thank you ☺️
Hello ,,,loved your video,, in fact I've ordered some of these pandora style bead moulds,, I've made some 10 mm beads with resin and glitter experimenting as I go along,, the result was beautiful,, I've also experimented with no hole 14 mm sphere moulds too, and I put some 4mm bicone vitril bi ones in one and did the same with the others in my bead set, of blue orange pink white green and so on,, they look so cool, the orange bicones look like faux amber,, and I love amber, I kept some of them with just the clear resin,and then used a little glitter with some, still a very cool effect,, and I've also ordered some iridescent flakes like you have in your video,, I ordered two lots of the same type, the no hole 14mm sphere mould takes 20 beads, and when I put a 10 mm glitter bead in to the 14 mm bead sphere mould so it's magnified, your beads look so beautiful on you pandora bracelet, I'm surprised you didn't get more views for your outstanding work, I have liked and subscribed to your channel, hope to hear from you if possible. And Thank you ,,,please take care and stay safe. 🌹🌻🍁🐝🦋😘
That’s amazing thank you so much for you feedback, I’m so pleased you enjoyed the video and have had a go at making them ♥️
@@elliemcmilliescrafts3435 awww your very welcome you deserve more likes for your video, your work is amazing. Thankyou 😘❤🌻🌻🌻🌻💐🐞🌻🐝
@@elliemcmilliescrafts3435 Thankyou so much,, received my glitters foils caps for the no hole beads and a paperweight size sphere mould still waiting on the pandora bead mould, but got every thing else but the bead mould this morning,,and will try this out soon on an experimental piece first, glad I came across your video, thank you again.😘❤👍🦋🦋🦋🦋🌻🦋🦋🦋💐🦋🦋🦋🌹🦋🦋🦋🍁
Beautiful!! Great video!!
So the "bead cores" aren't just eyelets?
they are yes, so many names for them I've noticed lol and thank you for your comments xx
Love the video. If you don't mind can you share where we can find the brush handle or if it has another name? Thank you
I must apologise for the late reply, I got my brushes from a online shop. I will put a link in the description box. thank you for your message
Different, uniquely fabulous
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Thank you so much ❤
Where do you get the bead core from?
I just found them in Amazon, the moulds with the bead cores
Little late to comment, but for others looking to find them... they are called bead cores or simply metal grommets in most craft stores. They come in two main types, and many sizes. The first is the glue on to either end style as shown in the video. The second requires on piece through one side, flip the bead over, add the second "cap piece" on the bead over the other metal, and a light/gentle tap with a special tool to pop the two pieces together (deforiming them to a permanent position without damaging the bead is key).
Sizes are labeled on your resing mold package fir the hole diameter, so try to find grommets that are a precise fit in both hole diameter and in bead height. Slightly off size wise can be glued if just slightly too large, or filed out if the bead hole is just slightly too small. I reccomend purchasing a bead reamer for this purpose, as they are meant to be gentle enough to not break the bead with proper use so that even fragile glass or paper beads can have their sizes adjusted with ease and consistency.
I have updated the description and added a link to the bead cores for you.