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Wanna share a funny drafting bottle making tutorial. Just use a small glass bottle with cork, thread, non-woven fabrics, paper, staple, simply drifting bottle will be in your hands, you can give it to a good friend, you can also sail them with your wish or secret. Even decorating your room is pleasing.

1. You can use different colors of thread and non-woven fabrics.
2. The leading star comes, miniature glass bottle.
3. Cut the paper, about 1 to 2cm wide.
4. Type the words you want, anything is fine.
5 .Roll up the paper.
6. Tile the center with red thread.
7. Then tile the border side with blue thread.
8. Cut the heart shaped non-woven fabric.
9. Fasten them with thread and hang them on paper rolls.
10. Break a staple and nail it into a cork.
11. Hang the paper rolls on a staple and plugs it into a glass bottle. That’s finished.

(1) AB - Aurora borealis, a reflective coating on one half a beads that generates a rainbow of colors in the reflection.
(2) Alloy - A mixture of different metals that have been combined when the metal is in a molten state, usually combined to improve hardness or other qualities lacking in one of the metal and present in the others.
(3) Bail - A strip of metal or a wire formed into a loop used to attach a pendant or charm to a necklace or bracelet.
(4) Beads - Stone, glass, shell, clay, or other similarly hard material with a hole drilled being provided to attach to jewelry with string or metal.
(5) Bezel - A thin strip of sheet metal wrapped around a stone and soldered in place to hold the stone against a backing of sheet metal.
(6) Bicone - A bead shape that is like two cones attached to each other at the wide end of the cones.
(7) Briolette - A teardrop shaped bead that is faceted on all sides.
(8) Bugle bead - A long tubular shaped bead.
(9) Cable Chain - A chain

Step 1
Get two flat-nose pliers and one jump ring.

Step 2
Open the jump ring using the two flat-nose pliers.

Step 3
Thread the ring through the last link of the chain and through the clasp loop.

Step 4
Close the jump ring. Repeat the operation at the other end of the chain and clasp.

Step 1
Thread a bead through the pin and then bend the wire 90° using flat-nose pliers.

Step 2
Cut the wire using cutting pliers to obtain the desired loop length.

Step 3
Form a loop using round pliers.