Ugandan Coil Bracelets~

I just could not help myself. While in Uganda buying the beautiful beads which you can see here, I also purchased 14 coil bracelets to sell to raise money for the costs of our adoption. They are just gorgeous. I have a feeling that these will sell really quickly because I have already had some interest from local friends.

Each coil bracelet costs $10

inc. shipping costs.

Please donate through paypal.

I have 11 multi-coloured ones, two green (both different) and one yellow.

And once again a HUGE THANK YOU!!!

We have sold 5 bead necklaces so far!!

Beads of Hope - Bead Makers from Lee Springer on Vimeo.

1. She rolls the strip tightly around a thin metal dowel.
2. She glues the end of the paper, and slides the bead onto a string.
3. Once many beads are made, the string of completed beads is dipped into a finisher to create a seal and gloss. The string of beads is hung to dry (which takes several days, depending on weather) The strung beads may go through the dip and dry cycle up to three times to create very shiny beads.
4. The dry beads are strung with spacer beads in an artistic pattern to create finished necklaces.

Update: I have ONLY TWO bracelets left! They are both multi-coloured. Thank you to everyone who purchased.