How to Make a Mask Holder with Chain

SKU VID-1804
Designer: Kat Silvia
In this video you will learn how to make a simple chain mask holder using stainless steel chain, jump rings, and lobster clasps. Stainless steel is great for this project because it can be sanitized with mild soap and water. This design uses 24 inches of chain but please adjust for your desired size.
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hi this is kat with beadaholique.com and in this video i'm going to show you how to make a diy mask holder now today i'm going to be using some stainless steel chain and i've got a nice thick chain here because i thought it would add a little extra sort of embellishment to it we do have thinner chains if that is more your desire but i'm going to be using this really nice stainless steel chain and i have some stainless steel jump rings here i have two jump rings and these are five millimeter 19 gauge and then i also have some stainless steel lobster clasps so this is all you're going to need and i'm going to be using two pairs of chain nose pliers for this so i have my little mask here so i'm just going to set that aside for a moment and the great thing is and i want to show this to you about this particular chain and another reason why i chose it is if you look really closely here you can see that there's a little seam at the top now what that does is that actually allows for you to use it like a jump ring so let's say you didn't have any jump rings or you wanted to adjust the length of your chain you don't need to cut the links so you don't even need flush cutters for this you can actually just open and close that like a jump ring but i'm going to use a couple of little jump rings here just because they're nice and small and they fit into my lobster clasp so all i need to do is just take my jump rings here and mine are already pre-opened a little bit but i'm going to open them just a little bit wider so just give it a nice little gentle twist there we go slide it on to one end of my chain slide on one lobster clasp and then i can come back in with my other set of chain nose pliers and just sort of close that up now stainless steel is going to be nice and strong so just get a really good grip there and then all you're going to need to do is just repeat that on the other side slip it onto the chain slip on your lobster clasp close that back up all right so now on my mask let me just sort of flip it over here onto the back you can just open up your little lobsters slide it onto the mask and the nice thing is is if you're using a disposable mask or even a mask that you wash you can utilize this and you can actually clean your stainless steel chain with just a little bit of mild soap and water so you can sanitize that as well but this can just go right over your neck and hang and you will never lose your mask so that is how to make a diy mask holder using stainless steel chain you can get all of these supplies and see even more tutorial videos by heading over to beadaholique.com you

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Marie B
Good idea

Such a good idea !

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Susan
I appreciate this

Had to leave a positive review after seeing the stupid review before me. The links to the items are literally on the page beneath the video. You don't even need them since you'd have to be an idiot to not be able to find your own chain and connections. This is such a great idea. Can't believe I didn't think of it already!

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Isabella
Where do you get the Materials to make it????

Provide the links for the materials you use in the vid... I would definitely make these but I don't have the time to hunt your website looking for the materials...

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