madzone
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Sorry it's taken me so long to get back to this fran - life chez madz is pretty hectic right now.
Anyway - here goes:
What you'll need
Heart shaped beads
Head Pins
Eye pins
Skewer or knitting needle
Long nosed pliers ( I got mine for a quid on a hardware stall in the market)
Something round like a piece of dowel or a thick marker pen to get the wine charms to shape so they fit round the glass stem nicely
(Disclaimer - I had to bodge the one in the pics up very quickly and I didn't have any nice red heart shaped beads - apols for the shaky pics)
Method - all pics are clickable thumbnails
Get a heart shaped bead and pop it on a head pin
About half way up the head pin bend it round the skewer or knitting needle and wrap the remaining wire round itself using the pliers so you're left with a loop at the top
Get an eye pin and put a little kink in the end without the eye - then wrap it round the dowel or pen so that it will sit nicely round the stem of the glass
Pop the bead loop onto the now circular eye pin and bob's yer uncle, fanny's yer aunt - wine charm!
Hope that helps.
Anyway - here goes:
What you'll need
Heart shaped beads
Head Pins
Eye pins
Skewer or knitting needle
Long nosed pliers ( I got mine for a quid on a hardware stall in the market)
Something round like a piece of dowel or a thick marker pen to get the wine charms to shape so they fit round the glass stem nicely
(Disclaimer - I had to bodge the one in the pics up very quickly and I didn't have any nice red heart shaped beads - apols for the shaky pics)
Method - all pics are clickable thumbnails
Get a heart shaped bead and pop it on a head pin
About half way up the head pin bend it round the skewer or knitting needle and wrap the remaining wire round itself using the pliers so you're left with a loop at the top
Get an eye pin and put a little kink in the end without the eye - then wrap it round the dowel or pen so that it will sit nicely round the stem of the glass
Pop the bead loop onto the now circular eye pin and bob's yer uncle, fanny's yer aunt - wine charm!
Hope that helps.
