Article -- Lanterns made from Beads and Sequins

[Rene Schweitzer]

Spookytown, I am guessing you're referring to the article from Jan/Feb 1997. The author used craft-store beads there. That's the only one I know of.

[spookytown rr]

I remember one about sequins and stuff but I think the topic was on how to build realistic telephone transitors?

anyone remember that one?

 

[Tom The Brat]

I'm thinking so.

I wandered the bead section of Michael's last night. A little super glue and red paint:

Maybe could have used a bigger sequin.

There is space inside for a gow bulb. Unfortunately, my stash of gow bulbs is in the missing parts cabinet (5 moves and 1 fire within 12 months). I'll stop at the hobbyshop.

[Anonymous]

Tom,

Was he also using brass top and bottom? and the red bead in center with sequins on top and bottom.

Toad

[Tom The Brat]

Na, this guy was stringing beads and sequins on wires to look like lanterns. Wonder where I might have seen it

[Rene Schweitzer]

Ray,
That sounds familiar, but I am sure it was part of another article, so it would be hard to find in the index. Tom, if you want to send me an email, I'll be happy to forward it on to Jack. (I should note that Jack has been very busy and might not respond immediately.)

Rene

[Ray Dunakin]

I seem to recall an article by Jack Verducci about how he detailed the inside of a building. If I remember correctly he mentioned something about making lamps and light fixtures out of beads. Sorry I can't be more specific.

[Rene Schweitzer]

This isn't exactly beads and sequins:

http://www.trains.com/grw/default.aspx?c=a&id=763 

[Tom The Brat]

I remember an article about making lanterns from beads and sequins, but can't find it in the handy PDF indices. Does anybody remember it?