Sarah Canizzaro of Kojima Pearl Company shares her technique of creating beading needles using electrical filament wire from the hardware store. The type Sarah is using is 34 Mag copper wire from www.conwire.com. It's as thin as a hair and can go through the smallest beads.
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Sarah Canizzaro of Kojima Pearl Company shares her technique of creating beading needles using electrical filament wire from the hardware store. The type Sarah is using is 34 Mag copper wire from www.conwire.com. It's as thin as a hair and can go through the smallest beads.Tags: None
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Great idea!! Thanks so much for that info!!
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Originally posted by lilliefuzzysocks View PostYes, if your needle breaks half way though a project, this would be a perfect emergency fix also.
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Originally posted by lilliefuzzysocks View PostYes, if your needle breaks half way though a project, this would be a perfect emergency fix also.
Yes! I've used this terrific tip several times in exactly this way!! Sarah shared it at one of the early Ruckus's. Thank you LFS and Sarah for sharing here!Pattye
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