Hello beautiful! Yes I have a new tutorial for you, so grab you recycling and let's go! Here's what we're making:
They're very easy, a little time consuming depending on what design difficulty you go for but I'll talk more about that in the video. Gorgeous aren't they? Soon as I have time I'll be making a whole stash of these.
Here's the video - let me know what you think about this one and please feel free to share any pics of your own beads on my facebook page, I'd love to see them =)
Much love
Thank You, I absolutly love them. I will pick up some supplies and give them a try. My mind is swarming with ideas. Great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!! Thank you!!
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ReplyDeleteFabulous idea, sheer genius! What a beautiful way to use packaging that would normally be thrown away. Thank you so much for the video. Off to rumage through my recyle bin - LOL!
Elaine Allen
Awesome!! I'm going out into our recycling containers and pulling all the packaging out. This is really awesome, I can not wait to try. Thank you for sharing !!
ReplyDeleteThis was a bit odd! Just today, I thought I would sit down and do a few little things of cardboard to hang on my Journals, and then shows you this amazing idea! Thanks for that, now I will not have to experiment yourself. :)
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing. Great way to recycle. I'll give it a try. Great tutorial. Johanne L.
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ReplyDeleteI love your work. You are so clever! I cannot throw anything away, so this will be perfect for me to use up some of my saved packaging ;D I was also thinking about rolling the edges with glitter to hide the layer edges if you wanted to. Really enjoyed this. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI love this tutorial. It is so cool I really thought they were glass beads.'
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Thanks so much for sharing that.
Oops, I accidentally hit the thumbs down and can't change it to thumbs up but I really like this idea. I'm always looking for ways to recycle and your tutorials have been inspiring. Apologies for the wrong thumb and thanks for all you do.
ReplyDeleteso genius ! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHola!! están muy lindos e ingeniosos tratare de hacerlo gracias por el tutorial, soy su seguidora, saludos!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful tutorial Jennibellie. You never cease to amaze me! Thanks so much! Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteSo recycling! So clever! I love it! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteLove these! I have a pretty patterned chocolate bar wrapper I've been trying to decide what to do with and I think some flat beads are in order! No reason the top layer has to be cardboard! :-)
ReplyDeletemagnifiques perles coeur de carton, cela nous donne pleins d idées nouvelles merci, du partage
ReplyDeleteWOW - thanks for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jenny, I made some flat paper beads after seeing your tutorial. I posted about it (in dutch) on http://artoforganising.blogspot.nl/2015/05/boekje-en-knoopjes.html and referred to this post. Thank you so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI found your super inspirational and helpful video first and came here hoping to find out what punches you used. The only ones I found so far are very limited shapes.
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