Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
Macramé inspired hanging test tubes
- 28 December 2011
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Cut two long lengths of fishing line for each glass bubble you want to hang. Fold the line in half to establish the middle point. Open the fold and knot the line 0.5 cm from the middle point on each side to create a catch for the glass bubble
Split the line open and make a knot 2cm up the line
Knot the other side
Slip the glass bubble into the line catch
Split the line open again and knot the line tightly on each side around the neck of your bubble. Hang the bubbles from the line
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