1. Place the plastic lid upside down on a flat surface.n2. Fill the lid generously with white craft glue.n3. Add three drops of different food coloring spots inside the glue.n4. Use a toothpick to gently swirl the colors, creating a marbled effect.n5. Leave the lid undisturbed in a safe spot to dry for 5–6 days.n6. After 4 days, check if the glue has dried by gently pulling a small section.n7. Once fully dry, peel your suncatcher from the lid.n8. Thread embroidery floss through a needle, poke it through the bottom of the suncatcher, and remove the needle.n9. Repeat to create three hanging strings about 8–9 inches long.n10. Thread about 8 pony beads on each string for decoration.n11. Use two strings and thread them through a 4-hole button, then knot securely three times.n12. Thread another piece of floss through the top of the suncatcher to create a hanger.n13. Add about 7 beads on the hanging floss, loop back through the final bead, and pull tight.n14. Hang your beautiful suncatcher in a sunny window and enjoy the light show!