How to Make Luminous Beads & Jewelry-Light Up LED Necklaces-Friday Findings

If you watched my video about my trip to the bead show, then you’ll know that I was quite impressed with the luminous jewelry kits created by AnglerFish.

I wasn’t able to pick up any of the product at the show, but then the folks at AnglerFish agreed to send me a kit in exchange for a video review. Yay!

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Of course, even though I received this kit for free, all opinions stated are my true and honest feelings.

In today’s video I will show you:

  • Everything that comes in the kit
  • How to put together your first test necklace
  • How to choose the best glass beads for illumination

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By the way, some of the beads that I show in the video and think won’t work actually will!

This is a very cool tip that I found later in one of the PDFs:

If you use a piece of a white straw on the inside of the bead hole, it will help defuse the light. And there’s even a bit of a straw included in your kit.

I will demonstrate how that looks in my next video and I’ll show you how to string a bead on the pendant style LED without having to glue it in.

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This would be a great unique gift for someone who has everything and loves to make interesting jewelry.

AnglerFish has a lot of helpful resources at their website, including:

  • Support by way of PDFs and video tutorials
  • A blog
  • Gallery full of inspiring photos of luminous jewelry.

Don’t forget that you can purchase all of the components individually and make even more necklaces, all interchangeable with the one powered clasp!

Enjoy the video and happy creating.


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