Finally!! How to hang your glass blooms with jewelry wire!

Welcome! Thank you so much for being here! I appreciate you and hope you learn new things while having some fun with me. I finally put together a tutorial on how to hang those gorgeous double sided blooms on glass. No lie, it took some thought, effort, research and time to figure out a secure, attractive design to allow these to hang and spin freely so that both sides could be seen. While I do not recommend hanging these in direct sunlight due to the epoxy yellowing effect of the sun, a bright window is perfect for these. I tried very hard to get all the information together and present it in a simple manner but no one is perfect. If you have questions or need clarification, please leave a comment so I can help you! My first piece of advise it to relax and try not to overthink this process. Even if you've never made jewelry, this is easy, I PROMISE! With the recommended tools and materials, you too can wrap your glass blooms quickly and fuss-free.
I used JB WELD light activated adhesive but another brand may work just as well, I haven't tried any other light cured adhesives. I have had my jewelry making tools for many years, have no idea where and when I bought them but I know they are available at all crafting supply store as well as amazon and walmart. I am not affiliated with any of these outlets so I won't post links but I'm sure we all know how to search sites and stores for what we want. I do love the 3mm aluminum wire I bought at Hobby Lobby and highly recommend it. You will want sharp wire cutters, a jewelry bending plier or something that works as well, smooth grip jewelry pliers and some fishing wire for hanging, otherwise known as monofilament. Get a medium strength version because glass is heavy and it will be spinning.
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[@darlenelorimer8518]

Stunning!! Thanks for taking us along as you worked out each step to get to this gorgeous finish.

[@vegasmainiac7745]

Thank you! It was challenging but so rewarding❤️

[@hannikotting722]

Thank you for sharing....these glas blooms are gorgeous

[@vegasmainiac7745]

Thank you❤️

[@AishwaryaMuthukrishnan]

Glass blooms with jewellery wire.
Oh my gosh ❤
Stunning beauty 😊
Thumbs up 👍

[@vegasmainiac7745]

Thank you! It took a lot of refining but I finally got there! Thanks for being here🩷

[@LouiseMcKayArt]

Wow Dawn, fantastic, thorough, detailed, informative tutorial! We don’t get videos like yours much!!❤

[@vegasmainiac7745]

Thank you! Yes we do, from you!❤️💜

[@LouiseMcKayArt]

@@vegasmainiac7745 thanks Dawn😘

[@AugustsAcrylicArt]

Great tutorial for this! I thought you would have to put the glue under the band but I like how you did it around the edge part. Great tips in here!

[@vegasmainiac7745]

Thanks! My original attempts were thick adhesive so they needed to go under the band. That's what's so great about the light cure adhesive!