Seashell Bracelets
Step 1
Ready the work area, for example a table and cover it with protective material such as old newspaper ore plastic rubbish bag.
Step 2
Prepare the seashells. If the seashells was brought straightly from the beach, clean it first. Visit HERE for cleaning of seashells. If they're from the crafts store, ready with a small driller because we need to make a small holes on the seashells. Visit HERE for drilling of seashells. You also can do painting work on your seashells to make-up them and then spray all of the shells with the clear gloss for extra shine. Visit HERE for painting of seashells.
Step 3
After all the make-up work finish and the gloss is dry, select the seashells with the appropriate number of beads and ocean charms depending on the person's size and whether the bracelet is for an adult or child.
Step 4
Cut the right length of yarn, twine or ribbon with several extra inches. Depending on which material you use, either tie a knot on one end of the yarn or ribbon or secure the first part of the jewelry clasp to the twine.
Step 5
Thread the shells, beads and ocean charms in the order you want them to appear. Once you're done, tie the bracelet ends together and trim the extra ribbon or yarn, or fasten the other piece of the clasp to the opposite end of the twine.
Seashell Bracelets
OTHER RELATED INFORMATION
Step 1
Ready the work area, for example a table and cover it with protective material such as old newspaper ore plastic rubbish bag.
Step 2
Prepare the seashells. If the seashells was brought straightly from the beach, clean it first. Visit HERE for cleaning of seashells. If they're from the crafts store, ready with a small driller because we need to make a small holes on the seashells. Visit HERE for drilling of seashells. You also can do painting work on your seashells to make-up them and then spray all of the shells with the clear gloss for extra shine. Visit HERE for painting of seashells.
Step 3
After all the make-up work finish and the gloss is dry, select the seashells with the appropriate number of beads and ocean charms depending on the person's size and whether the bracelet is for an adult or child.
Step 4
Cut the right length of yarn, twine or ribbon with several extra inches. Depending on which material you use, either tie a knot on one end of the yarn or ribbon or secure the first part of the jewelry clasp to the twine.
Step 5
Thread the shells, beads and ocean charms in the order you want them to appear. Once you're done, tie the bracelet ends together and trim the extra ribbon or yarn, or fasten the other piece of the clasp to the opposite end of the twine.
Seashell Bracelets
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