First, the children picked out the same number of beads as the number of children the mother had for whom they were making the necklace. They then strung them on a wire and began wrapping the wire around the beads to create the look of a nest. When almost out of wire they attached it by wrapping the wire around itself and then made a loop for the chain. Lastly they had to attach the hook to the chain.
Now the children have a card and a gift to give to someone they love on Mother's Day.
I think all the necklaces are so unique and quite beautiful and I know the recipients of the necklaces will be proud to where them.
Where would I get the beads and chains from...thankyou! you can reply and email me at ....yes.4eva.r(atgmaildotcom)
ReplyDeleteDear Vivacious, (Love your name by the way)
DeleteI am sorry to say I have not checked in on my blog in weeks due to life and taking a class. So I am truly sorry for not getting back to you. Also, I am unable to use your e-mail as I believe you did not post it correctly so I hope you will come back and see my answer.
Because I am super cheap I find many of my beads at garage sales. Or I will even pick up cheap beaded necklaces at the yard sales and use those beads. But if I must I will purchase my beads at Hobby Lobby. They have frequent sales plus they have that wonderful 40% off coupon. That is also where I purchase the wire. You could also go to your local hardware store (ie Menards, Home Depot, Lowes) and purchase thin gauge wire. I like to purchase wire there because you can get it in so many thicknesses. Hope that helps and thanks for stopping by.