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| How do you make a broache? I found some findings on bellafindings that you can put together somehow I think, but I canīt figure how. Glue? Soldering? Another way? Hereīs what I found http://www.bellafindings.com/jewelsc...Category=10639 |
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| Hi Mervione, Yep, those are the parts. I think they would have to be soldered on to a metal base to really hold very well. I wouldn't trust glue. Then you could wire on the elements you have chosen. You may also find at one of the online beading supply dealers a bar pin with loops to attach some drops of your choice. I found a couple at www.artbeads.com. However, it is set so I was unable to copy the photos to show here. Good luck! Pattye so many pearls, so little time |
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| How do you solder? Is it anything you can do yourself fairly easily? And did you mean this one? http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._1998_12576084 |
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