Fantasy Film Flower Ring

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  Step 1

  Beads Unlimited sent me a few packs of Quick Links. They're a new product, so they wanted to see if I could figure out a cool way to use them and this is what I came up with.

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  Step 2

  You'll need 21 of the 12mm round solid rings. Divide in to groups of 3 and arrange the first group in to a flower shape.

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  Step 3

  For this project, I also used Fantasy Film, which is a coloured adhesive film which dries like film.

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  Step 4

  Use a pair of tweezers to pick up your first ring and dip it in to the yellow film. Let the excess drip back in to the tin.

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  Step 5

  After a few seconds, when the film has started to set. Sit it down on a piece of paper so that it holds itself up and leave to set.

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  Step 6

  Repeat with the other rings, dipping them in to the red film.

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  Step 7

  Leave it to set. Don't worry if the outer ring looks messy, we'll be covering it. Dab around the edges of the ring with a strong jewellery or metal glue.

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  Step 8

  Place another ring on top and hold together until it sticks. Repeat on the other side too. Repeat for the other rings.

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  Step 9

  With the yellow ring in the middle, glue the red rings around the outside. Leave to dry.

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  Step 10

  Take a ring base and cover in a generous amount of glue.

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  Step 11

  Stick the base on the back of the flower and leave to dry. When the rings dry, you can rub off any excess film or glue gently with sandpaper.

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  Step 12

  Hold up to the light and admire the stained glass effect!

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Vicky · Colchester, England, GB · 55 projects 6th October 2010

I had almost forgotten about fantasy film.. its like my childhood is back

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Alf · Puerto Rico, Misiones Province, AR · 17 projects 12th September 2010

wowwww

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Keri Plezia (aka;Miss Holley King) · Paw Paw, Michigan, US · 4 projects 11th September 2010

LOVE this!

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Roos · Nijmegen, Gelderland, NL · 7 projects 10th September 2010

cool!

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*Witchy Rachie* · Holon, IL · 70 projects 10th September 2010

This is awesome. I wish I could find the "ingredients" around here...

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Shazziiee · Colchester, England, GB · 25 projects 5th September 2010

Wow! That is really cool!

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Scarlet-Begonias · Everett, Washington, US · 15 projects 5th September 2010

I found it online!! The seller is in Pennsylvania: www.clayalley.com

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Scarlet-Begonias · Everett, Washington, US · 15 projects 5th September 2010

Where can I get fantasy film? I'm in the US

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Shannen L. · Buffalo Valley, Tennessee, US · 4 projects 5th September 2010

Wow! that's so cute. I wish my craft stores sold fantasy film haha.

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Beverly · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 19 projects 5th September 2010

cute =]

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