The Original Bottle Cap Shaker Charm Tutorial

Update to my original idea shared 3 years ago this month! This will be a 3 part mini series. I will share a different way of making these charms in each video as shared in my original shaker bottle cap video. Product links below. Please use my affiliate links when possible at no cost to you. I do offer a short picture tutorial at the end of this video. Thanks for watching, sharing, subscribing and adopting my idea. Please be sure to give proper credits. Blessings….
Bottle cap Hole Punch (1.25mm) -amzn.to/2viFd1b
Fiskars 1 inch circle punch-amzn.to/2Kx8l9S
12 pack sticky back mixed pack fun foam-amzn.to/2M1JFel
2.5 inch by 27 yards double stick tape-amzn.to/2LZzsPw
200 bails-amzn.to/2Obdy9q
1000 eye hooks ⅓ inch -amzn.to/2vjy5Bz
9x12 acetate (25 sheets)-amzn.to/2MjWVbd
Microbrush-amzn.to/2KsKQ1t

Notes:
Feel free to experiment and substitute products such as try out different glues to see what works best for you. I like how the Gorilla super glue works but feel free to use another brand of super glue. Make sure to punch the hole in the bottle cap before adding the foam frames. Also don’t forget to deactivate the sticky with powder before adding any shake shake. Some brand of punches will not punch through acetate but the fiskars punch do. You could use dies in place of a punch if you like. To create my circle frames I die cut out a ¾ inch die nested inside of a 1 inch punch. If you don’t have these size dies you can create a digital cut file (cricut explore, silhouette machine) to create these frames and cut the circle frame foam with your machine. You might even have a die (wafer or steel rule) that cuts out this frame which makes this step quicker. Finally, feel free to use 3mm fun foam instead of 2 mm but please note some dies may not cut through 3mm foam. Blessings...