BallNot only can you make unique and fun shapes and designs, but you can also DIY your desired product easier and faster! It’s hard not to be tempted by soft, non-toxic beads; we’ve been using these beads since the moment we received them, and we got to try several designs. We think you’ll really enjoy making a super easy teethers，sensory toy! If you’re familiar with making a simple bead hoop, then you already have all the skills you need to make this toy! Assembly becomes even safer and faster.
1. Take one of your cording lengths and thread your crafting needle on to one end.
2. Begin threading your beads in the following order: 1x 19mm double hole bead, 5x 15mm beads, 1x 19mm double hole bead, 5x 15mm beads, 1x 19mm double hole bead, 5x 15mm beads, 1x 19mm double hole bead, 5x 15mm beads.
3. Tie a double or triple knot as tightly as you can with your two string ends. If you have a pair of knot grip pers use them now to tighten up your knot even further!
4. Take your lighter and melt the knot. Thread your crafting needle on to the one string end, pushing your needle through a bead on either side of your knot. This bead will hide your knot. Pull your needle and string through and gently pull your fused knot under the bead. Trim your ends then melt them with your lighter.
5. Take your second string and thread your crafting needle onto it. Push your needle through one of your double hole beads on the round you just created. Once through, thread on 5x 15mm beads. Find the next double hole bead on your round and push your needle through it. Continue threading 5x 15mm beads and weaving your string through the double hole beads on your round until you meet up with your string.
6. Follow steps 3 & 4 to securely tie off and fasten your string. You should have a bead pattern that weaves through your double hole beads.
7. Voila! A cute, bendable and gorgeous round teething toy!
Post time: Jun-21-2024