Teeny Tiny Fairy Wind Chimes

by Michelle Leslie

30 Minutes

Easy

Add a little whimsy to your fairy garden with these tiny working wind chimes - a gentle touch is all that's needed bring forth their delicate sound.

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All you need is:

- Long tubular beads

- Seed beads

- 1 Spacer bead with holes. That's the one that looks like a little flower in the pic below

- Jewelry wire

- Jewelry thingy that looks like a wavy shepherd's crook. I have no idea what's its actually called, sorry.

- Teeny bell

Start by cutting your jewelry wire into 8 pieces (my spacer bead had 16 little holes round the bottom sides). Cut eight tube beads into various lengths, ranging from long to short. Thread the jewelry wire up through one of the holes and down into the next hole. Twist to tighten.

Add the longest tube bead and a seed bead and then thread the wire back up into the tube. Repeat using the next longest tube bead. Once all the tubes have been added, cut a piece of wire about 15 cm long, bend it in half and add the teeny bell. Thread a seed bead to hold the bell in place and then push the bent wire up through the middle hole in the spacer.

Add a few more seed beads and attach the chimes to the wavy, shepherd's crook thingy and she's ready for your fairy garden.

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Wendy Duncan on Apr 02, 2016
Where do you find teenie tiny bells?

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C Crow on Apr 01, 2016
So sweet! Thank you!

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A on Mar 11, 2018

Definitely need this for the Gnome garden. Very clever and very cute!

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- Michelle Leslie on Mar 12, 2018
  
  Thank you and I'd love to see a picture of your gnome garden Artemis.
  
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