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1.Coil smaller sections of garland in a large, glass serving bowl. Add lemons, limes, a sprinkle of cranberries and a candle for a wonderfully decorative centerpiece for a kitchen or dining room table. 2.Lay garland across the top of a fireplace mantel. Arrange column candles, Christmas ornaments and small decorations in front of the greenery. 3.Wind Christmas garland in and out of stair balusters. Secure it with fishing line or clear zip ties that can be hidden in the foliage and behind ribbons. 4.Place lighted garland along the top of curtain rods or vertical blind tracks to softly frame your windows. 5.Drape garland over doorways. Stick removable adhesive hooks to the door frame and tuck the spine of the garland behind them. Keep the height of the tallest person in the house in mind when draping the garland at the top of the door---a face full of needles on a midnight trip to the refrigerator does not say "Happy Holidays!".

When you are foraying into the world of jewelry making, there are many important things to learn. One of these things is the necessity and use of crimp beads. These beads are extremely useful and you will be well served to learn what they are and how to use them. The information here will help you understand how to use a crimp bead in a variety of ways. What is the Standard Use of a Crimp Bead? Usually crimp beads are used to keep clasps in place. You thread the wire or fish line through the bead, then through the clasp, then back through the bead. At this point, you clamp the bead down, and then your clasp will not move and the line is secured. This is a much better option than trying to tie the clasp to the wire or string; it is more secure and looks better. What are Other Uses for Crimp Beads? Crimp beads can also be used as spacers. If you want to hold beads in place with nothing but wire between them, then you will need a crimp bead. You clamp a crimp bead down on the wire, put on your bead, and then clamp another crimp bead ahead of it. This will hold the bead in place and allow the wire to show through the beads. What Happens to the Extra Wire on the Other Side of the Crimp Bead? When using a crimp bead with the clasp you want to hide that extra bit of wire. In order to do this it needs to be long enough to slip under the other beads on the line. When finishing the necklace or the bracelet you want to slip this wire under the beads before you clamp down the crimp bead. You can just cut the wire really short if you want, but this is not aesthetically pleasing. Cutting the wire short can also cause injuries, stabbing the wearer in the neck or wrist. Are there Varieties of Crimp Beads? Yes, there is a large variety of crimp beads. You can find them in different shapes and sizes. You can also find them in different colors. The most common form of these beads are small silver or gold colored beads.

Definition A beaded bead is a large bead that is surrounded by a number of smaller beads. People use many different patterns to create beaded beads. Some beaded beads stand on their own as complete works of art, while others are grouped with other beaded beads to bring cohesion to a certain piece of jewelry. Examples Beaded beads come in all shapes and sizes. If you are working with an extremely large bead, you may find it easier to surround the bead with small strands of other beads. Working with a bead that is only a bit larger than the other beads you are using often requires you to surround the entire larger bead with smaller beads. Uses Beaded beads add more weight or depth to a piece of jewelry. Beaded beads allow you to take many small decorative beads in many different colors and use them as one large bead. This is useful if you are creating multicolored earrings. Many people find that beaded beads are perfect when you want to create a piece of jewelry to use with many different outfits. Beaded beads are a fantastic way to use a larger bead that you feel does not fit well with the rest of your jewelry. This is also a great way to use up larger beads that are all the same size but different colors. Technique People usually create beaded beads by weaving small beads in a circular pattern. As the circle grows, a larger bead is placed inside of it, and the work continues using the larger bead as a shaping guide. The larger bead is not usually woven into the smaller beads. Instead, the smaller beads are woven using a very strong thread, and the hole in the larger bead is only used when creating the final piece of jewelry. There are many different styles of beaded beads and many different ways for them to fit into jewelry. Add them as accent pieces to create a statement. Arrange simple beaded beads in a row to create stunning earrings.

Welcome to choose the jewelry beads or finished jewelry from us ,Sola Garland Factory. In here we make is pearl ball beaded earring. First you should to prepare the pliers contain the round nose pliers ,headpin, metal bead caps, pearl and another lovely football beads and earring hooks. Then we start to make the earring by yourself. Let`s find a headpin, the headpin is flat on the bottom,we put one piece bead caps on the bottom first then we can string the beads and don`t worry the beads holes is large than flat bottom of the headpin. On the top of football beads ,also can add one silver bead caps make it looks nice.After done these , we use the round nose pliers to bend the top of your headpin as a half circle. Then put the earring hooks in to the half circle and bend the headpin to a round circle by the round nose pliers. After the pearl beads also do the same steps. One pair beaded earring jewelry will be done. Sure you can use the beads you want , like miracle beads, flower beads, round beads , butterfly and so on. Also some girls like put full beads on the headpin, it will be by your design. Sure there have the video for making the eaarring jewelry is available : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5OgRKW2low