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Metric Conversion Chart,
Measuring Thread and
Working with Clasps,
Finishing Memory Wire
, Threading Beads on Leather,
Multi Strand Necklaces,
Bead Storage ,
Cleaning Beads,
Beading Surface,
Birthstone Colors,
Cleaning Silver,
Opening Jump Rings,
Threads,
Crimps, Choosing
Pliers,
ChoosingWire Cutters,
Drilling Holes In Beads,
All Pliers Are Not Created Equal,
Keeping Track of Loose Ends,
Lighting and magnification,
Photographing Beads &
Jewelry, Getting
Odors Out of Beads,
Headpin Loops,
Straightening Nylon Thread,
Measuring Without a Tape,
Using Extra Beads,
Working with Large Holed
Beads, Picking Up
Fallen Beads,
Designing with Board,
Jump Rings,
Chandelier Earrings,Fitting a Bracelet,
Mixing Metals,
Stretching Nymo,
Protecting Wire,
Pouring Beads,
Removing Beads From String,
Storing Needle & Thread,
Keeping Pearls Clean,
Carrying Beading Projects,
Towels,
Reaming Pearls,
Magnetic Beads,
Counting Stitches,
Sorting Bead,
Glow in the Dark Beads,
Doubling Thread Through
Small Holes,
Stringing Seed Beads,
Positioning Beads,
Positioning Knots,
Fishing Line,
Scams,
Big holes, small thread,
Lead In Pewter,
Length of Jewelry
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Beginner's Tool Kit
Sandy Paluzzi
Those three tools are all you need to get started. There are two other tools I use daily: a pair of flat nose pliers (to help close loops on earrings) and tweezers (to help push the tail through the ending beads). I always like a specialized pair of thread nippers, but scissors will do. |
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