Sorry for being late!!!! 👻 Here are the main things you'll need (that you may not already have on hand): *MY DAD'S DRILL:* amzn.to/2yuGDsU *SEASHELLS:* amzn.to/2y1Ul2o Please note that the above links are affiliate links, since I participate in Amazon's Associate Program. (It's part of how I keep my channel going! 😇) They are products that I trust and use (that drill is literally the EXACT same as my dad's!) and do not cost you anything extra to purchase. I promise. 😊💜 Happy Magic Crafting! Please let me know what fun projects you'll be using your shells for! ✨💜✨ Mermaid Phantom
Ahahahha! That one is actually the one that I use personally (it was my "first attempt") but I could work on making some more for the shop, if you're interested! 😇💖
I’m here for the sea shell necklace. My Dad said I can get the shells! So yay for that. Thank you for making these videos, you make such amazing aesthetic crafts! ♥️
Put a piece of wood under the sponge. 3 inches long, 1/2 thick. Use a masonry drill bit instead of a regular bit & a battery operated drill. It’s safer than using an electric drill in water. It took me less than 5 seconds to drill the holes.
Any chance you could give me the make/model of the drill and bit you used? I am a total beginner and am trying to figure out what to buy for my first project
Holy crow my voice is so annoying in this video! Please feel free to check out my newer videos. Here's one for my mermaidcore fashionistas: ruclips.net/video/ufW8xNVhVt8/видео.html
Lol. I'm glad I I usually scroll through comments before watching a video. I won't bother with this one at all. Drilling in reverse would have driven me crazy.
A couple of comments: 1. I'm sure its been mentioned, but, please be safe with water and electricity. There are cordless drills on the market that are better suited for this work. 2. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Your work is beautiful. I work with glass, and glaziers use diamond coated drill bits. They may be more effective for drilling through glass. Happy Crafting!!
*CAUTION* Please note that there are several different types of drill bits for woodworking, metal, masonry, and also multi purpose bits. I'd imagine a masonry bit intended for tile or porcelain would likely work best for shells but I don't know for sure. I urge you all to make sure you're at least using a multi purpose bit and probably definitely not one made for wood. Wood is obviously a much softer material and using a wood bit would not only be more likely to crack your shell but more importantly, more dangerous. By which I mean the bit would slip around on the shell much more and could cause serious injury.
Florida Mermaid here. You are working with a scallop shell. They would be a pair to hold the tasty little scallop. Nice work. Thanks for todays lesson. 🧜♀️
I have drilled through many of these sea shells without all these supplies and had great success. Drill(not in reverse)😂+shell= 👍 Although I give you points for the staging /aesthetics aspect to the video🐚🐚🐚🐚🐚
I am glad I saw this, now I can work on making sea witch charms, necklaces, and so many oceanic witchy stuff :D especially with staffs, wands and broom charms
I'm glad that you found this helpful! I hope all of your crafts turn out as you wish them to. It sounds like you have many magical projects underway! ♥
Hi!!! Using a diamond burr drill bit, will be a big help in this method. It goes thru smoother and faster with less slippage. Thank u so much for your tutorials!
Thank you so much! I don't know that much about drills, so I just used what my dad had on hand. This is very helpful! Ooohhhh... and you are totally welcome! Thanks for watching ♥
I'm glad you found a way to work with your creativity even without a hole! I'm super glad you found this helpful too! 😊 Thank you so much for watching!
Thank youuuuu! I think I'm going to do the lighter colored one first (right after I get over this cold I was so graciously given 😑) and then I will do a tutorial for the Goth one too. Thanks so much for watching! 💜✨
Thanks for the video. Good information, especially the safety aspect. I use a dremel. It's easier than a big drill for delicate applications, and there is a wide variety of bit for different sizes of holes.
I'm glad you found it useful! Also, thank you for the tips! I had no idea where to start, since I literally knew NOTHING about machine thingies until I asked my dad about them 😅😂 A dremel sounds much easier to use for sure! ♥
Wow Amazing...Oceans are one of the wonderful place in the world. Where there a lot of 😍 beautiful shells 🐚!!! Which i have millions of collections too 😊. This was a great video. So inspiring.
Thank you soooooo much for this video! Like you, I had no idea what, where or how and I have 150 oyster shells that need holes (for my daughter’s wedding). You’re a lifesaver 😍🎉🦪
Thank you. I tried without water as I am a novice, this makes much more sense and ease. Im sure you have been informed that your shells are scallop shells but in case ... :)
I just found your video today! I have a bunch of seashells and have been wanting to make necklaces with them for forever! I can't wait to see the tutorial for it!
The Magic Crafter Hey, Phantom? Whenever you have time, can we talk? I have some news I really wanna share with you! I'm really so excited to tell you. 😊
🎉Sincerely Thank you for sharing! Now I’ll let you know one thing I want to make an sell with one of my Abalone Shells I’ll make the hole first, I plan to sell them. I’m making Lamps. Wish I was more Computer Savvy. I would send a you a picture on this utube channel of one of the ones I made they are beautiful . Maybe next time.
You don't need water for cooling if you're taking that many breaks between short bouts of drilling. You'll get less slippage with the bit on a dry shell and it will be easier to handle.
Oh yay!! ♥ Do you know what fabric tail-maker you'd like to go with yet? That's very exciting! And Lake Michigan is my absolute favorite place to go! 😇
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Hello, what kind of bit did you use, for wall, for wood?
Thank you so much! And sadly, I do not the size of the bit I used. Mine was about the same diameter of a shish-kabob stick. Also... thank you! I don't know much about shells yet, I'm still learning! 😅✨
The Magic Crafter I live on a private lake so I have been finding a lot of pretty snail shells that are this pretty green color I came here looking for ideas on how to make them into jewelry.
Would you ever consider providing some consult for different tools I should get to make shell jewelry? I would send you photos and explain what I’m trying to do.
Excuse me. I make videos that help people. What do you do aside from helping adding to the bitterness and decay of society? If you think you can do a better job, then by all means... go ahead and make a video of your own. If not, please find better ways to spend your time than being rude. May I suggest learning about the art of capitalization in sentences? ✌
Ive made a lot of different things with sea shells and the drilling of holes is better if you use a self tapping screw or self drilling screw and you will want to use one that is hex head and you can purchase them in any size you wish to and they last longer and are sharper than a drill bit just give it a try and let me know what you think sincerely Barry
Hey Jennie! I'm hoping to finish the tutorial for these necklaces soon... but I've been limited on time. I'll try to get the tutorial for both necklaces up this summer/early fall. ♥
Sorry for being late!!!! 👻
Here are the main things you'll need (that you may not already have on hand):
*MY DAD'S DRILL:*
amzn.to/2yuGDsU
*SEASHELLS:*
amzn.to/2y1Ul2o
Please note that the above links are affiliate links, since I participate in Amazon's Associate Program. (It's part of how I keep my channel going! 😇) They are products that I trust and use (that drill is literally the EXACT same as my dad's!) and do not cost you anything extra to purchase. I promise. 😊💜
Happy Magic Crafting! Please let me know what fun projects you'll be using your shells for!
✨💜✨ Mermaid Phantom
PHANTOM YOU HAVE TO PUT THE GOTHIC SEASHELL NECKLACE UP FOR SALE I NEED IT IN MY LIFE ...PLEASE
Ahahahha! That one is actually the one that I use personally (it was my "first attempt") but I could work on making some more for the shop, if you're interested! 😇💖
I’m here for the sea shell necklace. My Dad said I can get the shells! So yay for that. Thank you for making these videos, you make such amazing aesthetic crafts! ♥️
So true
WHERE DO I GET A SMALL DRILL THAT’S CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE SO I CAN HAVE MY FIRST SET READY FOR MY 38TH BIRTHDAY GIFT WHICH IT'LL BE SOON
Put a piece of wood under the sponge. 3 inches long, 1/2 thick. Use a masonry drill bit instead of a regular bit & a battery operated drill. It’s safer than using an electric drill in water. It took me less than 5 seconds to drill the holes.
Thanks for the tips!
Any chance you could give me the make/model of the drill and bit you used? I am a total beginner and am trying to figure out what to buy for my first project
Holy crow my voice is so annoying in this video! Please feel free to check out my newer videos. Here's one for my mermaidcore fashionistas: ruclips.net/video/ufW8xNVhVt8/видео.html
TYSM for this tutorial. I've been searching for the proper method of drilling holes in seashells.
Your drill is in reverse, that's why it took so long to make the hole. Also, most of the times electrical equipment and water don't go so well along.
You're right. I can see it spinning the other way.
Lol. I'm glad I I usually scroll through comments before watching a video. I won't bother with this one at all. Drilling in reverse would have driven me crazy.
Diego Barragán it’s cordless dumbass
@@lillily1 You can still fry a cordless drill with water, dumbass.
That's what I was thinking 🤔 is reversed.
That’s a scallop shell. I collect shells, to the point I finally need to do something with them 😉Thanks for this tutorial. Am interested in more!!
Ahh!! Thank you! 😇 Oh goodness! I'm sure you'll be making many beautiful things then! Thank you for watching, dear! 💖
Hello northern Michigander mermaid. I’m a southern Fl mermaid myself🧜🏼♀️⚓️Thank you for your wonderful video so very helpful.💖🧜🏼♀️⚓️
Awesome
A couple of comments: 1. I'm sure its been mentioned, but, please be safe with water and electricity. There are cordless drills on the market that are better suited for this work. 2. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Your work is beautiful. I work with glass, and glaziers use diamond coated drill bits. They may be more effective for drilling through glass. Happy Crafting!!
"Let's get back to work, SHELL we?"😂
*CAUTION* Please note that there are several different types of drill bits for woodworking, metal, masonry, and also multi purpose bits. I'd imagine a masonry bit intended for tile or porcelain would likely work best for shells but I don't know for sure. I urge you all to make sure you're at least using a multi purpose bit and probably definitely not one made for wood. Wood is obviously a much softer material and using a wood bit would not only be more likely to crack your shell but more importantly, more dangerous. By which I mean the bit would slip around on the shell much more and could cause serious injury.
Its a diamond drill bit that you're supposed to use.. on something like a dremel.
Diamond drill bit is used for efficiently drilling shells.
You could have explained all this in 3 minutes! That's 8:39 minutes of my life I will never get back!!!
Somebody certainly put on their complain-y pants of judgment today!😂😂😂 Good bye!!
You can double tap to fast forward through RUclips videos if you need to.
How'd you get 8.39 minutes out of 3 minutes? It's the best 3 minutes I've had in a long time!
Florida Mermaid here. You are working with a scallop shell. They would be a pair to hold the tasty little scallop. Nice work. Thanks for todays lesson. 🧜♀️
Thank you so much for the video. Period
That dark one is absolutely beautiful! Love it!
Thank youuuu!!! I hope to finish up the tutorial videos soon for both necklaces... but I've had some surprises in life! Hahahahha😅🐙💖
I have drilled through many of these sea shells without all these supplies and had great success.
Drill(not in reverse)😂+shell= 👍
Although I give you points for the staging /aesthetics aspect to the video🐚🐚🐚🐚🐚
looked this video up because someone I know has no common sense, glad to see someone else noticed the drill is in reverse XD
I am glad I saw this, now I can work on making sea witch charms, necklaces, and so many oceanic witchy stuff :D especially with staffs, wands and broom charms
I'm glad that you found this helpful! I hope all of your crafts turn out as you wish them to. It sounds like you have many magical projects underway! ♥
@@TheMagicCrafter you can say that again :D can't wait to see more cool projects from you soon. love to watch.
Hi!!!
Using a diamond burr drill bit, will be a big help in this method. It goes thru smoother and faster with less slippage.
Thank u so much for your tutorials!
Thank you so much! I don't know that much about drills, so I just used what my dad had on hand. This is very helpful! Ooohhhh... and you are totally welcome! Thanks for watching ♥
The burr bit also kinda sands and smooths the hole too. Xoxo
Cool idea, love the gothic one. Show how to make both. 🖤🤗
Very pretty necklaces!
Wow, that's all that's needed is water and a sponge! Awesome, thanks!!
I made an amazing necklace from a Shell and a stone without a hole. I wrapped it cause i ain‘t know such a Great Methode!thank you so much!
I'm glad you found a way to work with your creativity even without a hole! I'm super glad you found this helpful too! 😊
Thank you so much for watching!
Gothic all the way! It's girgeous!
I loveeee both of the necklaces. But I really love the gothic one.🖤💜
Thank youuuuu! I think I'm going to do the lighter colored one first (right after I get over this cold I was so graciously given 😑) and then I will do a tutorial for the Goth one too. Thanks so much for watching! 💜✨
The Magic Crafter Awesome!
I'm so sorry about your cold, Phantom.😕 I hope you get better soon.
Thanks for the video. Good information, especially the safety aspect.
I use a dremel. It's easier than a big drill for delicate applications, and there is a wide variety of bit for different sizes of holes.
I'm glad you found it useful! Also, thank you for the tips! I had no idea where to start, since I literally knew NOTHING about machine thingies until I asked my dad about them 😅😂
A dremel sounds much easier to use for sure! ♥
The Magic Crafter a Dremel was my first "power tool". It is less intimidating than a full sized drill.
Thanks again for your imaginative video.
The Magic Crafter I love you craft. I would love to know how to make both necklaces. Thanks so much. Email
Thank you for this video. I use a dremel tool with diamond bits. I find a dremel easier to work with than a drill. Smaller & lighter
Very helpful 🙏 thank you! 🤗😁♥️
Wow Amazing...Oceans are one of the wonderful place in the world. Where there a lot of 😍 beautiful shells 🐚!!! Which i have millions of collections too 😊. This was a great video. So inspiring.
Lol caught that shell pun 😂💕 love the video
Beautiful ❤
I have been wanting to make one for ages and know I can give it have a present for my friend thank u lots
Thank you soooooo much for this video! Like you, I had no idea what, where or how and I have 150 oyster shells that need holes (for my daughter’s wedding). You’re a lifesaver 😍🎉🦪
Thank you. I tried without water as I am a novice, this makes much more sense and ease. Im sure you have been informed that your shells are scallop shells but in case ... :)
Smart process!
Wow 😍 beautiful shells 🐚!!! I have millions of collections too 😊
Ayyyy Michigan!!! ❤️
Yes yes yes!! There is not better place in the world! ;)
Very nice and needy one
Thank u
Oh wow ❤
Soooooooo useful thankyou, because I love to make seashelll necklaces!!!!!! 💙
I am so glad you found it useful! Once you get the technique down, there is no limit to what you can make! ✨
I would love a tutorial for the gothic necklace 😍😍😍
Wonderful! I should probably get started on creating that then... haha! We *are* overdue for a DIY video 😇😅
I just found your video today! I have a bunch of seashells and have been wanting to make necklaces with them for forever! I can't wait to see the tutorial for it!
i once drilled a hole in a seashell with a knife, it took me a hole day to finish it loll
VN thug I see what you did there
That’s a great idea. I’m definitely going to make it.
Loved it!!❤️🔥
Thank you for this video! Very helpful!
Sure thing! Thank you for watching! ♥
🧙♀️ magical
Thank you so much. I have wanted to do this for yonks. Now I can xxxx
Sure thing, Kris! ♥
Love them both. Want to learn to make them both to send as gifts.
Awwww!! Thank hun!!
Thank-you!
i live in france on the atlantic side, one can pick up scallops on the beach... we also have smaller species colored in pink, yellow, orange...
That's so cool! Did you ever think about selling them? It sounds like something crafters would like. Happy New Year 🌻
This worked out great for me. Was working on a male seashell necklace.
That was awesome, Phantom! And it looks sooo pretty!😍😍
Thank you! 😊 The shell really is pretty without any paint, isn't it? ♥
The Magic Crafter Hey, Phantom? Whenever you have time, can we talk? I have some news I really wanna share with you! I'm really so excited to tell you. 😊
That is A LOT of work for just one shell.
Yes could give the info for making both necklaces, love them!
Okay! I will do my best to get the video up in the future, although it will be a good couple of months! Hahaha! I'm swamped, at the moment!
did you have it drilling counterclockwise initially? is that why it wasn't doing too well?
I have no clue how a drill works, only how to use one for specific tasks... so it's possible! 😅🙃
I noticed the drill motor was running backwards. This will cause a much longer time drilling as the bits are made to cut when running clockwise.
Thank you!!! Awesome!
This is very nice! That is a scallop shell I believe.
Thank you! 😊
Is that what it's called? Oh my gosh, thank you! ♥
ok its only snagging on shells that are too thin
tysm for this !!
🎉Sincerely Thank you for sharing! Now I’ll let you know one thing I want to make an sell with one of my Abalone Shells I’ll make the hole first, I plan to sell them. I’m making Lamps. Wish I was more Computer Savvy. I would send a you a picture on this utube channel of one of the ones I made they are beautiful . Maybe next time.
I sure hope this works with snail shells 🐸
They might be a bit too delicate, but you could give it a try!
The Magic Crafter they were ! Big rip, your video is still lit tho
Love that blue one you call gothic.
Beautiful thank you . New subscriber 👍❤
Thank you so much, Donna! ♥ Welcome to the Magic Crafter family! 💖😊✨
Thanks for this advice.... I was always wondering on this.... how about sea glass holes?
You don't need water for cooling if you're taking that many breaks between short bouts of drilling. You'll get less slippage with the bit on a dry shell and it will be easier to handle.
Really? I'll have to try that next time! Thanks for the tip! ♥
The Magic Crafter Glad to be of service :)
Welp, time to start creating St James Pilgrimage Shells ;)
You do you! ;)
I'm from MI too! Hoping to begin my Mermaid Journey soon. Where are you favorite places to swim (as a mermaid or human) in MI?
Oh yay!! ♥ Do you know what fabric tail-maker you'd like to go with yet? That's very exciting!
And Lake Michigan is my absolute favorite place to go! 😇
Hello, what kind of bit did you use, for wall, for wood?
I know the water is to help reduce heat from friction but doesn't it also eliminate any dust that might kick up?
I use a diamond burr bit in a Dremel but you could use the bit in a drill too
"I'm doing something bad right now, Don't do what I'm doing" said In a tutorial
Nice video. Thank you. Do you know the size of the bit you used. Also, I think it was a scallop shell you were drilling.
Thank you so much! And sadly, I do not the size of the bit I used. Mine was about the same diameter of a shish-kabob stick.
Also... thank you! I don't know much about shells yet, I'm still learning! 😅✨
It starts at 2:56.
Thank you! I do blabber on! XD
An electric drill and water? YIKES!
You don't stick the battery in the water. 😆😅
OK, if it isn't electric, water isn't a problem. Battery operated isn't electric.
It's charged by an electrical outlet though 😆 Mermaids don't mix well with tech stuff😅
Woot woot Michigan I'm in rose lake township.
Michigan *is* where all of the awesome people are! 😝😘
The Magic Crafter I live on a private lake so I have been finding a lot of pretty snail shells that are this pretty green color I came here looking for ideas on how to make them into jewelry.
The Magic Crafter the shells smell bad so I'm soaking them in vinegar and sparkling water
The Magic Crafter the shells I cave are the conch shaped shells
Those are a bit different than the shell I used here. Hmmm... How big are they?
when you drill the wrong way lol. Will go faster if it's not in reverse
lol
I used a glass bit with water and some sponge it took some time lol but I made holes without breaking the shell.
Did anyone see when the drill ripped the sponge? *RIP SPONGE 😭*
After a few days in rehab, he recovered well 😆
The Magic Crafter lol! Tell him he did very well ♥️ 😂
Good
What size is the drill bit? Does it work on all shells?
Which drill machin u have used from where I can buy?
I would use a diamond tip drill bit
Good tip! Thanks
What about the abrasive dust? Does the water take care of that danger?
I am not sure. In theory, it should minimize the dust from the shell. However, it is always best to be extra safe just in case! ♥
Would you ever consider providing some consult for different tools I should get to make shell jewelry? I would send you photos and explain what I’m trying to do.
the blind leading the blind. a 1 minute video stretched out to 8 plus minutes. thank you
Excuse me. I make videos that help people. What do you do aside from helping adding to the bitterness and decay of society? If you think you can do a better job, then by all means... go ahead and make a video of your own. If not, please find better ways to spend your time than being rude. May I suggest learning about the art of capitalization in sentences? ✌
@@TheMagicCrafter amateur
What mermaid powers do u have
I’m in Florida and would love to make some shell jewelry. Help
Hi there!
Please check out this playlist. I think you'll find it very useful. :)
ruclips.net/video/tKSvIIaTLD4/видео.html
Would a mussel shell be too fragile for a drill?
Ive made a lot of different things with sea shells and the drilling of holes is better if you use a self tapping screw or self drilling screw and you will want to use one that is hex head and you can purchase them in any size you wish to and they last longer and are sharper than a drill bit just give it a try and let me know what you think sincerely Barry
I would like to see the one with the white pearls
Perfect! I will be finishing up the video series with that tutorial as soon as I beat this cold! 😅
Don't be shy bought some more 😅😂😂😂😂
Woohoo!! Sounds like you're ready for lots of shell crafts!
The Magic Crafter ya I am😂🤣
Scallop shell😁
Thank you!
It took you so long time, because the drill was going counterside..... :))
Oh, really!?! Thank you! I'm still learning all of the time too 😅
Claudio what does counter side mean? I’m learning as well :)
If you put the drill in reverse it will pull out easier.
How do you make the gothic looking necklace?
Hey Jennie! I'm hoping to finish the tutorial for these necklaces soon... but I've been limited on time. I'll try to get the tutorial for both necklaces up this summer/early fall. ♥
Be sure drill is in forward when maki g hole.
What about using a porcelain drill bit or a diamond tip?
I've heard someone else suggest that before too. I'm certainly not an authority on drilling, but you could always try it and see how it goes! 😀
Is there a way to make the hole without a drill?
Hmmm... not really that I know of? I suppose you could try carefully creating a hole with an ice-pick, but I'm not sure if that would work or not?
Use a strong metal and scrape it or with small hammer taps
A Dremel is the best with diamond bit. The regular drill bit worns down when you do the thick shells. No good
Omg I didnt know it takes a long time to drill. Thought it was only gonna be a second
She had the drill going backwards
i panicked and water went everywhere my dremel is actually p big but im learning to use it now
also using a container instead of a plate lmaoo
Can you go to the mall and get them drilled without yourself doing it 😂😂
I have no idea? It probably depends on the mall? I highly doubt mine would have a place to offer that! 😅
She rambled like other ppl.... I lost interest quick even tho it's something I really wanted to learn