I made a cute little sun catcher to hang from my plant using a bead soup from Artbeads.

It’s been a while since I have been able to sit and doom scroll on social media (which is probs a good thing). But I thought I would pop on and show what I started. I used the thing-a-ma-jig, I think that’s what it’s called and formed a little Christmas tree ornament! I am going to use the seed beads to fill it all in. I used to make these all the time for Christmas gifts and people loved them! I’ll post this weekend what it looks like finished.

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question when making jewelry or whatnots what kind of thread do you use....I usually use string or wire but I would like to try out using thread I just dont know which one to use or can any thread be used