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A horseshoe-shaped loop of metal used to cradle and protect beading wire, thread or cord from fraying through contact with metal components such as clasps or links.
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Seed beads are woven between the warp threads on a Beading Loom to create a design or pattern that becomes a flexible "fabric."
Wax used in beading to make the surface of a thread smooth and slightly sticky. This keeps fibers together and protects against fraying and water damage.
A smaller, self-contained part used in jewelry-making and beading.
Necklace terminator or beading finding used to bring multiple strands together at one point to attach a clasp or be part of the design.
A metal bead or short metal tube used with all beading wires and some beading cords to secure the beginning and to finish the end of a strand.
A metal bead or short metal tube used with all beading wires and some beading cords to secure the beginning and finish the end of a strand.
Has structural crimps for attaching to the end of beading wire or cord with Crimping Pliers. Can include Hook-and-Eye, Lobster Claw and Magnetic Clasp styles.
A metal bead or short metal tube used with all beading wires and some beading cords to secure the beginning and finish the end of a strand.
Pliers used to trim headpins, eyepins, wire-wrapping wire and cable-style beading wire. The outside surface of the curved blades creates a flat, flush cut.
(see also Bead Weaving, On-Loom) The process of using seed beads woven between the warp threads on a Beading Loom, to create a design or pattern.
Nylon beading thread produced by the Belding Corticelli Company. Extremely fine thread popularly used in seed bead on-loom and off-loom bead weaving projects.
A type of crimp finding featuring a screw inside the barrel that securely holds beading wire when tightened, for easy adjustability.
A uniformly shaped significantly small bead used for beading and jewelry-making. Seed beads are available in a myriad of colors, finishes and sizes.
A technique in which beads are gathered on a strand. Beading wire, needle and thread and other materials are used for stringing.
A tension bead (or stopper bead) holds your work in place. To make one, string a bead larger than those you are working with, then pass through the bead one or more times, making sure not to split your thread. The bead will be able to slide along but will still provide tension to work against when you're beading the first two rows.
A braided stainless steel cable-style wire used for jewelry-making, with a nylon coating against corrosion, and stiff enough to be strung without a needle.
A horseshoe-shaped loop of metal used to protect beading wire, thread or cord from fraying through contact with metal components such as clasps or links.
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