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Use the tiniest Hama beads to make delicate jewellery
I'd read that it was possible to melt Hama beads in the oven to create flat, rounded beads... I was very intrigued and I wondered how it would work with the mini Hama beads.
Here's my first attempt at making a melted mini Hama bead bracelet.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Preheat your oven to 200 degrees Celsius. Lay your Hama beads out on a baking tray. As you can see, they don't all need to sit flat as they will melt into a round shape, regardless of their position.
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Step 2Once the oven has reached temperature, put in your tray of Hama beads. It won't take long for them to start melting and flattening down - probably about 2 minutes. As you can see, the beads that were placed on their side, also melted standing on their sides. Cool!
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Step 3Take the melted beads out of the oven and leave them to cool.
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Step 4Finally thread them onto some silk thread and knot it into a loop so that it's just wide enough to fit over your hand.
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