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Oct
10
Unlike the more realistic bat fan pull that I showed earlier in the week, here are some fun bats that I found on the Mermaid’s Tale blog. There’s still time to make your perfect Halloween bracelet.
- Glass Bat Fan Pull for Halloween
- RIP Glass Halloween Beads
- Juicy Halloween Beads from the UK
- Torch Bugs – A Forum full of Glass Bead Making Tutorials
- FlameTree Glass – Halloween Contest
Comments
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i love these bat beadsand would love to getmy hands on some. Any chance you could make them for me?
Hi Katrina,
I didn’t actually post this blog so I’m not sure who made them. I would check the web site etsy.com for bat beads. Sometime soon I will be making bat beads and posting them to my etsy store but mine are a bit different. Check out beadbrains.etsy.com when you get a chance.
Thanks,
Cathi