Bottle Pendant Hanger
by Tonja Lenderman

    

      

        

         
 
        

        
 

        
Supplies

        
tiny bottle with a lip
        around the neck

        
chain nose pliers

        
needle nose pliers

        
2 pieces of wire 6 inches
        long

        
2 pieces of wire 4 inches
        long

      
    

    
Step 1

    

      

        

          
Start out by cutting
          2 pieces of wire about six inches long
          
and twist them
          together. This will take both pair of pliers to do.
        
      
    

    
Step 2

    
Now take 2 pieces
    of wire 4 inches long and place them

    
around the neck
    of the bottle, use a pair of needle nose or jewelry

    
pliers to twist
    each wire tightly closed. 3 or 4 twists will be

    
enough to be a
    good base for the pivot point for the hanger.

    
Step 3

    
Find the halfway
    point on the first two wires you twisted and

    
hold it with your
    pliers. Now make a loop as in the picture above.

    
Step 4

    
Now go to the ends
    and make loops there.

    
Step 5

    
Thread both ends
    of one of the neck wires through one

    
of the end loops
    on the 6" twisted wire.

    
Step 6

    

      

        

          
Coil the wires
          you just threaded through the end loop.
          
Repeat steps 4,
          5 and 6 to finish the other side and
          
you are finished.
        
      
      

      

        

          
Sunni, thank you
          for the suggestions you made.
          
They were a big
          help. :)
          
 
          
Just
          a note - measurements
          are not crucial. They will depend
          
on the size of
          the bottle, how long you want the hanger to be
          
and how large you
          like the coils. In this example I used copper
          
wire , but obviously
          you can use whatever wire you have on hand.
          
Have fun !!!!!
        
      
    

    


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