Beaded Pipe Cleaner Hearts
These hearts are quite pretty, but easy enough for children to make. Choose any beads you like, thread them on a pipe cleaner, and bend the pipe cleaner into a heart shape. You can use them for all sorts of decorations. Attach them to wreaths or garlands, dangle them in the window, or glue them to dowels and add them to a bouquet.
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You will need: White or pink pipe cleaners Colored beads Scissors Glue and wooden dowels (optional)
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Step 1. Cut a pipe cleaner in half. Fold it into a V shape. |
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Step 2.
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Step 3. Bring the ends of the pipecleaner together and give them a twist. Gently bend the pipecleaner into a heart shape. Trim away any extra pipecleaner ends or fuzz. |
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Step 4. Decorate with your little hearts. We glued them to wooden skewers and used them to decorate our house plants. You could also tuck them into a flower bouquet or make enough for an entire bouquet of hearts. They are also cute on wreaths or garlands. You can even use them for Christmas ornaments! |
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For as long as people have been around, they have adorned themselves with jewelry. Prehistoric people made beads with shells, wood, bone, and even egg shells. Archeologist have found beads made from semi-precious and precious stones that were made more than 5,000 years ago!
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