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#41-254 and 41-255 have a small prong to help hold cord more securely. Push the cord down on the prong before you glue your cord.To avoid scratching the finish, use nylon-jaw pliers or chain-nose (smooth flat-nose) pliers to crimp.Optional: A drop of...

#41-254 and 41-255 have a small prong to help hold cord more securely. Push the cord down on the prong before you glue your cord.To avoid scratching the finish, use nylon-jaw pliers or chain-nose (smooth flat-nose) pliers to crimp.Optional: A drop of...

#41-254 and 41-255 have a small prong to help hold cord more securely. Push the cord down on the prong before you glue your cord.To avoid scratching the finish, use nylon-jaw pliers or chain-nose (smooth flat-nose) pliers to crimp.Optional: A drop of...

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Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub...

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Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

Can Adirondack Alcohol Inks be used on metal? Alcohol Ink can be used on metal, but if there is some type of coating on the metal it may rub off. Applying these inks to something that is handled frequently (such as a clasp) can cause the inks to rub off...

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Aluminum does not rust, nor does it take a patina with the standard chemicals normally used to darken jewelry. It oxidizes the moment it comes into contact with oxygen or water! Fortunately this oxidized layer of aluminum oxide (Al2O3) immediately forms...

Aluminum does not rust, nor does it take a patina with the standard chemicals normally used to darken jewelry. It oxidizes the moment it comes into contact with oxygen or water! Fortunately this oxidized layer of aluminum oxide (Al2O3) immediately forms...

Can't get that mangled crimp to look like a bead, or don't feel like trying? Having trouble with scratchy edges on your crimps, or a teensy bit of un-trimmable stringing cable poking out of the end? Just conceal it with a crimp cover! You'll get a great...

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This antiqued silver-plated rivoli setting is designed to hold 16mm rivoli crystals or stones. The single loop makes it easy to attach to chains, ear wires, or other jewelry components, allowing you to create custom pendants, earrings, or charms. The...

Showcase the beauty of nature in your designs with this Grace Lampwork bead. This bold focal bead is rectangular in shape and features a puffed dimension, so it's sure to stand out in your style. It features a raised design of an apple tree full of red...

The Artistic Wire Conetastic Cone Mandrel Set makes it easy to create custom wire cones, bead caps, and coil designs for your jewelry projects. Use the mandrels with Artistic Wire or other craft wires to form consistent, professional shapes. The set...

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Artistic Wire Copper Jewelry Wire (24 gauge) in Antique Brass adds a warm, vintage look to your designs. This thin yet durable wire is perfect for wrapping, weaving, and coiling with beads or gemstones. The antique brass finish provides an elegant,...

Artistic Wire Copper Jewelry Wire (26 gauge) in Antique Brass is ideal for delicate jewelry projects. Thin and flexible, it’s perfect for wrapping, weaving, and beadwork where finer detail is required. The antique brass finish adds a vintage look...

These lightweight flat charms are great for embellishing rubber-stamped designs. Each has a definite front, and on some the pattern is cut all the way through, making it visible on both sides. Therefore, although we could almost call them...

These lightweight flat charms are great for embellishing rubber-stamped designs. Each has a definite front, and on some the pattern is cut all the way through, making it visible on both sides. Therefore, although we could almost call them...

Bead tips are jewelry findings that provide a great way to hide knots at the ends of bead thread. To use a bead tip, thread the end of your stringing material through the hole, then knot it to secure your strand. If your thread is very thin, you may want...

Let unique style fill your designs with this TierraCast Jardin barrel bead. This bead features a cylindrical barrel shape. The surface is decorated with a textured pattern that would like right at home in a garden. You can use this bead with a variety of...

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What is Beadalon? Durable, flexible, multistrand twisted wire cable with a smooth abrasion-resistant nylon coating. Very easy to use - no needle required. Instead of knotting, finish the ends with crimp beads. Kink resistant: the higher the...

What is Beadalon? Durable, flexible, multistrand twisted wire cable with a smooth abrasion-resistant nylon coating. Very easy to use - no needle required. Instead of knotting, finish the ends with crimp beads. Kink resistant: the higher the...

What is Beadalon? Durable, flexible, multistrand twisted wire cable with a smooth abrasion-resistant nylon coating. Very easy to use - no needle required. Instead of knotting, finish the ends with crimp beads. Kink resistant: the higher the...

What is Beadalon? Durable, flexible, multistrand twisted wire cable with a smooth abrasion-resistant nylon coating. Very easy to use - no needle required. Instead of knotting, finish the ends with crimp beads. Kink resistant: the higher the...

Get ready to take your jewelry-making skills to a whole new level with Beadalon Grey WildFire thread. This durable synthetic fiber is the perfect choice for crafters who need thread that can stand up to the test of time. With a thermally bonded coating...

Create professional-looking jewelry pieces with the help of Wildfire Thermal Bonded Beading Thread from Beadalon. This thread is the perfect choice for your bead weaving needs, thanks to its extra strong and durable properties. The thermally bonded...

The Beadalon Medium Wire Rounder Attachment makes it easy to smooth sharp or rough wire ends after cutting. Simply attach it to a cordless or electric handheld tool and gently round the edges of medium-gauge wire for a safe and professional finish. This...

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Tip: The mandrel (rod) has a top and a bottom. The end with more threads is the top. Make sure you screw the end with fewer threads into the base of the pen. Screwing the mandrel in upside down will cause the pen to not function properly. See Related...

Tip: The mandrel (rod) has a top and a bottom. The end with more threads is the top. Make sure you screw the end with fewer threads into the base of the pen. Screwing the mandrel in upside down will cause the pen to not function properly. See Related...

These blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional...

Can't get that mangled crimp to look like a bead, or don't feel like trying? Having trouble with scratchy edges on your crimps, or a teensy bit of un-trimmable stringing cable poking out of the end? Just conceal it with a crimp cover! You'll get a great...

Raw brass is not as shiny as most plated finishes. To give a high polish to raw brass items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw brass, apply an oxidizing solution. See...

These blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional...

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Bring mysterious beauty to your designs with the Grace Lampwork cobalt blue tree of life lentil focal bead. This bead is circular in shape and features a domed dimension on the front that allows the design to stand out even more. The back is flat and...

HINT When you open and close jump rings, twist ends instead of "ovaling" them. This keeps their round shape better, which makes them easier to close neatly. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making...

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For a perfect finishing touch, try this TierraCast end cap. This end cap features a textured design that will add an earthy, organic touch to your designs. The opening is perfect for using with multiple passes of 2mm leather cord. To keep this end cap in...

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For best results, use in a well-ventilated area, and carefully follow the directions on the back of the can.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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For stamps that aren't pre-labeled (or the label wears off with use), place a dot with Wite-Out® or colorful fingernail polish to indicate the bottom of each letter (or symbol) to help keep your letters directionally correct when stamping. For the...

For stamps that aren't pre-labeled (or the label wears off with use), place a dot with Wite-Out® or colorful fingernail polish to indicate the bottom of each letter (or symbol) to help keep your letters directionally correct when stamping. For the...

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