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In this tutorial, you will learn how to make a star pendant using plastic beads. No glue necessary. Mardi Gras Beads Star Necklace: I don't have much experience jewelry making. I have always enjoyed Mardi Gras beads. You often see them at festivities and parties, which for me creates a very positive association. I came up with this while meditating on what brings me happiness on Boobugkatie's webcam video February 25, 2010, 07:55 PM TIP: Twist twice to form a tighter star. Twisting more than twice may cause the necklace to break. Step 4: Look for the part of the Mardi Gras necklace where two beads are melted together. Start the star opposite the melted end. Step 5: Grab a section of four beads, and form them into a square. Twist the two strands together to form a leg of Tutorial for showing how to use Mardi Gras beads to make fancy bead crowns and necklaces! Put the necklace on before you begin this process, because the star makes the necklace too short to put on or take off. (You'll need to cut it off or take apart the star later.) If you're not going to use the star as a necklace, skip this step. During Mardi Gras parades, beads are thrown from floats to the crowd. Catching these beads can be considered an art form. Not only do you want to catch a lot of beads, you want to catch beads that are unique. One way to stand out in the crowd is to know a few simple tricks to "dress up" or embellish the beads you've caught. You could guide the string through the bead holes without any tools. Or try using a metal needle with a large eye that can accommodate the string. I used baking twine to make the necklace. You could also use fishing line, embroidery thread, or ribbon. DIY Mardi Gras Beads Necklace Supplies. Purple, green, and gold plastic beads; String; Plastic This first one is a bowl made with melted/ fused recycled Mardi Gras Beads from Green is Universal. This is so cool! This is so cool! The link doesn't have an actual step-by-step tutorial, but if you watch the video you can get the gist and if you feel comfortable melting plastic in your own oven, maybe play around with it! Mardi Gras beads are a staple of the annual celebration in New Orleans, but they can also be used for fun and creative DIY projects. One idea is to make a monogram with Mardi Gras beads. This can be a great way to add a festive touch to your home decor or to personalize a gift for a friend. Want to celebrate Mardi Gras like they do in Louisiana? Then you need to wear beads!If you don’t have a party store nearby, you can easily make a Mardi Gras Beads necklace using common craft supplies.This tutorial is for a chunky, three strand necklace that will look great for any Mardi Gras celebrations.Even better, you can cut apart the necklace after the holiday and use the beads for Sort the assorted red, silver and blue Mardi Gras beads and pull out three beads, one in each color. Cut these 3 beads in one spot to make a long garland like section. Attach these star beads to the top of the topiary with the floral wire already there. Leave a small tail of beads dangling down on one end with a longer section that you will Peeps (no, not those kind!), Mardi Gras is tomorrow. If you’re planning on celebrating this festive occasion, we won’t judge you for ending up with five too many strands of colorful Mardi Gras beads. The question is, what should you do with them when you’re done strutting your stuff? The answer? One of these 12 things! :) This first one is a bowl made with melted/ fused recycled Mardi Gras Beads from Green is Universal. This is so cool! This is so cool! The link doesn't have an actual step-by-step tutorial, but if you watch the video you can get the gist and if you feel comfortable melting plastic in your own oven, maybe play around with it! During Mardi Gras parades, beads are thrown from floats to the crowd. Catching these beads can be considered an art form. Not only do you want to catch a lot of beads, you want to catch beads that are unique. One way to stand out in the crowd is to know a few simple tricks to "dress up" or embellish the beads you've caught. Make bead and feather tassels using craft wire, then attach them to the bottom of the lantern. This creates an elegant light fixture that casts beautiful carnival shadows on your walls. More Inspiring Mardi Gras Lantern Decor Ideas. Discover 30 inspiring Mardi Gras lanterns decorated for your celebration! Mardi Gras Beads Star Necklace: I don't have much experience jewelry making. I have always enjoyed Mardi Gras beads. You often see them at festivities and parties, which for me creates a very positive association. I came up with this while meditating on what brings me happiness on 144PCS Mardi Gras Beads, Mardi Gras Green Purple Gold Metallic Beads Necklaces Accessories Bulk, Mardi Gras Beads Necklace Costumes Women Men Kids for Parade Throws Party Decorations Favor Supplies 4.6 out of 5 stars 184 Since my kids are on break from school (and I am tired of hearing that they are bored), I decided to show my youngest how to make a traditional Mardi Gras Bead Dog. I remember making hundreds of these cute dogs when I was little and even tried to sell them around our neighborhood. Lol! So here’s my picture tutorial on making your own patriotic beads. Materials Needed To Make Polymer Clay Beads. Sculpey Clay (or other polymer clay) a paper clip ; a non-stick polymer clay rolling pin (you can use a can of spray paint turned sideways, but not a wooden rolling pin, because the polymer clay will stick) razor slicer ; How To
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