HOW TO MAKE - FAUX SEA GLASS MOBILE - & WIND CHIME
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2021
- Step by step tutorial with two different methods. Using hemp cord & eye screws or fishing line. Use home made faux sea glass, real sea glass or you can buy it from a craft store.
Link to "How to make faux sea glass with rock tumbler"
• HOW TO - MAKE FAUX SEA...
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- Homemade faux sea glass or faux sea glass from dollar store or Michaels craft store.
NOTE: flat sea glass is best for the wind chime
-drift wood or tree branch or dowel
-fine hemp cord
-pliers
-E6000 jewelry and bead glue
-7/16" screw eyes
-pencil
-I used parchment paper for the first mobile but computer paper is better. Tape doesn't stick to parchment paper very well.
-scissors to cut cord
-masking tape or scotch tape
-stick to hold down cord or fishing line down
-6 LB fishing line
- small piece of macrame cord for hanger or use cord
-a lighter if you want to fuse the ends of the fishing line
-Krylon low odour clear gloss
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Very cool. I could stay up all night watching these artsy videos. Thank you!
Glad you like them!
I always loved wind chimes- they came out beautiful!! 😄🤗💖🌹
Thanks so much Dora!
I love your wind chimes ♥️
Thank you!
What a lovely idea! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you and your very welcome!
Lovely!
Thanks!
beautiful. thank you for sharing ;)
Thank you! Cheers!
Another beautiful craft.
Glad you like it!
I enjoyed your video so much! I have just gotten into authentic sea glass, and then tumbled sea glass - and I'm going to make a wind chime out of the tumbled glass. Can't wait to get started. Thank you for such a great video.
Yeah! Enjoy. I love all things beachy!
Very pretty!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for sharing your talent.
So nice of you
Thank you so much for the tutorial’ beautiful
You are very welcome!
Lovely! 😍
Thank you!
Wow that's amazing thank you 😊 looks so beautiful and you make it look so easy to make ..gonna have a go next weekend withe my 12 year old granddaughter ❤
That will be a fun project with your grand daughter. Enjoy!
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Super nice
Glad you liked them!
Like this idea. The variety of colors is especially artistic. PAM
Thanks Pam. Glad you liked the colours. I am a fine of turquoise teal colours.
bellisimo
Translation:
bellisimo
Very beautiful
Grazie!
Great video - one question - why did you glue two sides of the sea glass on the 2nd part of the video - thanks
Not sure where you were watching but here’s my guess. I glued fishing line on one side of the glass. Let it dry and then turned over and added fishing line to the back sides and glued again. The two lines of fishing line will add extra strength and durability.
So pretty how long does that glue hold with exposure to the elements?
It has been outside for almost 2 years through sun, wind and snow and still holding strong. Not one piece has fallen off.
Hi! I have made a few of these chimes with the E6000, but my glue is a mess! How did you get that tip you have on your glue? Did it come like that or do you have to buy an attachment?
Yes the package of E6000 came with the applicator tips.
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Hi....maybe you mentioned this and I missed it...but do you find that the glue reactivates in warm weather? I've used the E-6000 before on projects outside, only to have the stones sliding and dropping off once the glue became tacky again in the heat. Maybe its just this hot Texas weather and humidity! But I've never had good luck with glue and outdoor projects. Would make things a lot easier if it did; seeing as how I have to drill the sea glass. Sigh.
Not at all. They are still holding strong. Not one has fallen off. But where I live it doesn’t usually go above 30 degrees Celsius.
How is that glue holding those glass pieces on there so well? Is it as strong as gorilla glue? Could I use that?
E6000 glue is really strong glue. I have had one mobile outside the whole time which has gone through snow and heat. Still holding strong after almost 2 years. Not one piece has fallen off. I like the E6000 because of the fine tips it comes with and is easy to apply. Gorilla glue may be a bit cumbersome to work with.
My fishing line isn’t straight and keep on moving when trying to glue. Any tips
Tape the top and bottom part of the fishing line down onto a table with masking tape and in the middle too. When you get close to a piece of tape then remove it to add your next piece of glass.
Hii, did they lose their color even after you sprayed them?
No, it enhances the colour.
its pretty but no clinking?
I have neighbour’s I have to think about so I spaced the glass further apart so it would not make as much noise. You can always put them closer together for more tinkling.
I was wondering what kind of glue you're using
I used E6000 jewelry and bead glue.
Thank you so much your wind chimes are absolutely beautiful
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Muy bonitos esos móviles, pero no tienen traducción al español, así que no me inscribo
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Those mobiles are very nice, but they do not have a translation into Spanish, so I do not sign up.
Cómo traducir mi voz a otro idioma.
Haga clic en el icono debajo del video con el doble CC. Ahora haz clic en el ícono justo al lado del CC que parece un engranaje. Haga clic en los subtítulos y luego elija traducir automáticamente. Ahora seleccione su idioma.
Mi voz se traducirá en palabras en la pantalla a tu idioma.
How to translate my voice into a different language.
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my neighbors had so many of these glass windchimes...
I finally started playing super loud music whenever the wind came up
They called cops, I explained to cops how annoying the banging pieces of glass are and turned down the music so the cop could listen......neighbor was told to remove them and never hang them outside again.
YAYYY love the cops here
Warning. do not hang these outside where people who are not on your property are forced to listen to them.
These are pretty indoors, but outside some of us like to listen to birds.
This glass wind chime I made is very quiet. If you place the glass not to close together it produces a very quiet chime. The neighbours would not be able to hear it. Maybe on a really windy day and we don’t get too many windy days here. It also gives some beautiful colour in the garden. But I have heard some wind chimes that do produce a lot of sound. I remember my mom having a glass wind chime with rectangle pieces of glass and it did produce a lot of sound. So I get it.