The document summarizes the process for making glass beads in Ghana. Broken glass bottles are crushed into small pieces and placed into clay molds of different shapes and sizes. The molds are fired in a kiln, melting the glass into beads. The beads are then shaped, polished, strung onto threads, and either displayed in shops or delivered to customers. A second type of bead involves pulverizing glass into powder before placing it in molds, then hand-painting and refiring the beads after cooling.