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Candy Cane Ornament
A super simple, but very cute, hama bead candy cane for your Christmas tree.
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To get the correct shape, I used a heart-shaped pegboard. Start by placing down some white hama beads, two, then a space, two, then a space, etc. etc. working round the curve.
Because of the shape, you may have to have some sections with only one white bead, because the cane twists. Just make sure it looks nice. -
Fill out the spaces with red hama beads, so that it looks like a candy cane.
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Place some wax paper over your design and press down an iron on to the design. The beads will begin to stick together and flatten.
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When you're sure that all the beads are stuck together, peel back the wax paper.
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Remove the candy cane from the pegboard and tie a piece of elastic or string to it.
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Hang on the tree and admire.
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Carley Mouse
11 Dec 11:49
this is soooo cute!
Gabby.
11 Dec 23:53
im gonna make one of these!
thanx :)
Cat
12 Dec 03:32
that's so cute! I wish i had some of those beads right now
Melanie (The Coma Girl Designs)
15 Dec 00:57
that reminds me of my childhood crafting days!