CHRISTMAS BELL.

HISTORY OF THE CHRISTMAS BELLS.

In ancient bells were announcing 00:00 am twelve chimes to announce Christmas.

The traditional Christmas bells formerly served the same function as candles, ward off evil spirits.

At the sound of the bells of the cathedrals and churches, for Christians indicate the time of worship and prayer, with a call to meditation and reflection.

They are also a symbol of the joy of Christmas so that should always be present in the trees and in every home.

Use of the bells appear in the Western Church in the seventh century and the East, it seems that was not used before the ninth century, appearing first bells in Hagia Sophia in Constantinople. Fiberboard, hitting them against each other; a metal bar, horns or trumpets (prescribed by the Rule of St. Pachomius to gather the monks).

When put into use bells, initially, there was more than one in every church, then multiply.

As the number of bells, and also the volume of the same, was the need to build towers and place them due to the sound of them could spread further.

OFFICE OF THE BELLS

The voices of the bells foster spiritual relationships and help us supernaturally reminding holiday that commemorates this or that religious function to be held; excite in us feelings of sadness, if dead bent or give us joy, whether their chiming recall some famous anniversaries or any event that should not go unnoticed, or even sometimes give us the alarm for some danger that upon us.

WHAT DO WE NEED? MATERIALS.

• Two disposable bottles.

• Scissors.

• Metallic paint. (Gold, silver or copper) .As is recycled and I do not have paint on these tones will use golden frost.

• Red Ribbon.

• Ribbon Organza / transparent.

• Brush.

• Styrofoam balls.

• Accessories (Optional).

• Hilo.

INSTRUCTIONS: STEP BY STEP.

1. Cut the top of the bottle. Carefully! To only use the hood top of it and this may be the size you want.

2. Now start painting the parts to create the bell, you should apply two coats of paint on the bottles and styrofoam balls. Be patient!

3. When

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