It Can Either Be Done On Its Own.

This video is for creatives and crafters who would like to make a galaxy. Web make it with a mason jar lid, glass or crystal beads and invisible line (also known as fishing line). These sun catchers look very different than the mason jar ones, and are made in a much different way, so you might enjoy doing both!

I Have Also Included An Easier Sun Catcher Made With Plastic Beads In This Post, Too.

Crystal beads (gold, clear, and blue chip crystals) jump rings (double jump loops recommended for added security) prism for the center. Image and tutorial by nbeads. The result is a beautiful spiral of sparkling gems that catches the light and adds a touch of whimsy to any room.

And Once You Get The Hang Of The Process, It Will Take You Considerably Less Time.

Plus, you can make one for only around $5 each. Suncatchers can be quite simple or elaborate. Consider this project the sequel;

Web For These Simple Diy Crystal Sun Catchers, You Can Make Them In Under 20 Minutes Each.

4.7k views 9 months ago. This fun project involves stringing crystal beads of different shapes and sizes onto a fishing line and tying them onto a metal hoop. Diy crystal spiral glass suncatchers.

Thin Wire In Gold (1 Meter) Two Metal Hoops Of Different Sizes.

Web crystal suncatchers are a fun science experiment for kids that are an offshoot of our popular crystal growing project: How to use crystal suncatchers. A suncatcher intends to attract and reflect sunlight through prisms, glass pieces, beads, crystals, or any reflective material that can be used creatively in a hanging art piece.