Looking For Ideas For The Best Ways To Get Nice Beads And Findings To Make Costume Jewelry.?

Written by Admin on June 13, 2009

Trying to advise up my possess accruement adornment gathering and wondering if anyone conceive there does this or knows anyone doing it and where they impart their supplies if they do not actually find everything themselves.

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4 Comments to “Looking For Ideas For The Best Ways To Get Nice Beads And Findings To Make Costume Jewelry.?”

  1. Amanda C
    9:47 am on June 13th, 2009

    When I’m looking for beads and findings for my jewelry making business. I started out making costume jewelry like yourself and it is a one stop shop for anything from making costume jewelry to setting faceted stones. They have beautiful plastic, glass, and semi-precious stone beads, and also every type of finding you could imagine. Good luck and have fun! I hope you love it as much as I do.

  2. Rolita A
    11:28 am on June 13th, 2009

    i hope you can make very unique costume jewelry using these..
    minimum order value is $25 plus shipping ($5-6)..
    I liked their beads very much and think it will help you…
    they might take a while to ship your goods as it is sent from india but will keep you knowing your order status…
    after all i like their beads they are lovely….

  3. CYNTHIA J
    12:17 pm on June 13th, 2009

    Thrift stores, attics and flea markets.

  4. Adrea K
    7:13 pm on June 13th, 2009

    Just look around at craft stores around your area.

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