I can't remember the last time Halloween fell on a Saturday. All I know is that this year there seems to be so much more excitement for Trick or Treating and general costume fun! Not only will we not be tired from going to school during the day, but we can sleep in on Sunday (and gain an hour with the time change for daylight savings). It's a recipe for late night shenanigans. My girls are dressing up as a '20's flapper and a Pumpkin Princess. Me? I think I am going to go to answer the door as a hockey player - black eye and missing teeth (maybe wield a hockey stick too - who knows).
The Zutter Zisters Design Team will have their November project galleries up in a few days, but here, along with projects from the OZZ Design Team, are some spookacular projects to get you screaming for your Bind-it-All! Check all the galleries in a few days to see materials lists and other design team inspiration.
Have a howlin' great weekend!
Step 3. On the other end of the wire, we're going to create a hook. As in Step 2, squeeze the prongs together. Coil the small piece of wire that is protruding on the main round. We do this to make it safe for the recepient of the gift to wear.
Step 4. Now for the fun part. Using your pliers, straighten each round of wire slightly to attach the bead through the wire. This is especially needed if the bead you use is bigger in size.
Step 5. Once the bead is in place, bend the wire in position. A little coil will suffice, as we'll use the Bind-It-All to coil the wires once all the beads are attached.
Step 6. With all your beads in place, put the bracelet through the Bind-It-All to bind the owire. Make sure you do not over tighten the hook at the end of the bracelet.
Step 8: Ta-dah! A personalized gift you made with your handy-dandy Bind-It-All! Enjoy!
Bet you didn't know your Bind-it-All was a jewelry maker too?!?!?!
