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Plastic thread for kids' beads
frostyspice
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The bead kit only came with enough plastic thread for 4 necklaces and my children have hundreds of beads left and nothing to thread them on to. I could also do with some plastic clasps.
I've searched on the net but in vain - perhaps I am not using the right search terms?
I've searched on the net but in vain - perhaps I am not using the right search terms?
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I suppose you have tried ebay? I got some off there last summer. Might be worth looking in ebay shops of anyone selling beads as I bought beads and the thread from same person.HTHJoan0
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If its just clear nylon line then a trip to the fishing tackle shop may be in order.
Or perhaps the local picture framing shop, they sometimes use strong nylon line.0 -
If its just clear nylon line then a trip to the fishing tackle shop may be in order.
Or perhaps the local picture framing shop, they sometimes use strong nylon line.
I went to the fishing shop for the clear nylon thread - worked out cheaper than the bead and craft shops and you get a huge roll so you can snip and re-do your necklaces as much as you like
You can also get a clear stretchy elastic thread (think I got that from ebay) - but watch the thicknesses as the stretchy stuff is harder to get through the beads if its a bit thick
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The Bead Shop in Brighton does mail order and sells clasps and threads too (but I found some bits were cheaper on ebay).Newlywed at the point I joined the forum... now newly separated0
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