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Visit johnwik.com! A quick and easy way to suspend spherical objects, such as fishing floats, gazing globes, or any other item you wish to hang inside (or outside) your home! Jump to: Step 2 - 04:49 Step 3 - 10:32 Connecting Key Rings - 18:30 Example 1 - 21:07 Example 2 - 21:59 Rope Patterns - 22:48 It's best to get as long a cord as you can find for this project. The length you'll need will vary depending on how large the sphere is and how many rings you use, but I wouldn't recommend starting with less than 10 yards/meters, unless you don't mind knotting the cord at intervals. That could be cool with different colored cords, and you might even knot the cords at the bottom of the sphere, add some beads to the cord ends, and have them all dangling down below the sphere! Also - because these can be heavy, it's important to make sure the hanging hook goes into something solid (like a joist or wooden beam) rather than just drywall. You certainly don't want it to fall down :o The fabric cord (also known as Bohemian Cord) that I used with the Gazing Globe, and Cork Cord used with the small float, can be found on Etsy or ebay from many different sellers. You can find key rings in local hardware stores or online. I found mine on ebay by searching for Split Key Rings. I'd recommend 12mm to 16mm (1/2 to 3/4 inches) for this project. Thanks for watching! Visit my website ( http://JohnWik.com ) for information about my other projects and publications, and subscribe to my channel for additional video tutorials!

Visit johnwik.com Learn how to make wire inserts that can be used to connect pinback buttons in a variety of ways and be used with cord, beads, chain mail, and other materials to produce unique styles of jewelry! Jump to: How to Make a "Parallel Loop" Wire Insert - Beginning How to Make a "Perpendicular Loop" Wire Insert - 2:37 How to Make an Ear Wire Insert - 4:20 Variations - 7:01 Making Buttons with Cardstock - 11:20 Making Buttons with Adhesive Sign Vinyl - 15:19 Gallery - 19:30 Thanks for watching and I hope you make some cool items!

Visit johnwik.com An overview of how to use Sharpie markers (or fabric dye markers) on clothing to create a unique and stylish work of art! Jump to: Progress and Tips - 06:31 Finished Jeans - 10:38 Another Pair - 10:53 The Next Pair - 11:58 Thanks for watching - enjoy!