In today’s world, many kids need glasses for better vision. While glasses are essential, they can sometimes be a hassle to keep track of, especially for active youngsters. One creative and practical solution is a glasses chain. Not only do glasses chains keep spectacles safe, but they can also be a fun fashion accessory for your child. Better yet, making DIY glasses chains can be an enjoyable and engaging craft project for both you and your kids. Here’s how to create personalized, colorful glasses chains at home.
To get started, you’ll need a few simple supplies, most of which can be found at craft stores or online:
First, measure out the cord. A good length chain for kids glasses is about 25-30 inches. Cut the cord to your desired length, adding a little extra to allow for tying knots.
Tie one end of the cord to a rubber eyeglass holder. Double knot it to ensure it’s secure. You can add a drop of glue to the knot for extra security if you wish.
This is where creativity comes into play! Let your child choose and arrange the beads in a pattern they like. Thread the beads onto the cord, leaving about an inch of cord free at the end.
Once all the beads are in place, tie the free end of the cord to the second rubber eyeglass holder. Again, double knot and optionally add a drop of glue.
Slip the rubber holders onto the arms of the glasses and ensure the chain is the right length. Adjust if necessary by retying the knots closer or further from the ends.
Do-it-yourself chain glasses are functional and fashionable add-ons to kids’ sunglasses and glass frames. The more functionality means they are able to keep their eyewear with them at any moment, whether indoors or outdoors.
The reason making DIY glasses chains is not only practical, keeping your child’s glasses safe, but it is also one of the sweetest ways to spend time together. In fact, with endless options for customization, your child can make a chain that is uniquely theirs- make them all the more proud to wear it. So go ahead, get all your supplies ready, and let the creativity flow!
With this functional yet fun project, you’ll surely make something more than a handy accessory-cherished memories and a sense of accomplishment for your little one. Happy crafting!
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