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Wow I never heard of powerpro. I must live on an other planet or something. I only use gudebrod silk to string pearls or this Chinese brand of nylon to string gemstones. Thanks for the info. I will look it up. Is it easy to knot? Because its fishing line, wouldn't the knots slide out of place?

Thank you so much for all the nice comments! It really made my day. I was kinda feeling down earlier, so this totally made me smile. I will post more pictures eventually. I do a lot of stringing for stores, so I get to see a lot of new styles or old antiques.

I've been a member of this forum for some time now, but I never really got the time to come here often to chat with all of you. I just wanted to share with you some of the necklaces I had to chance to string for some of the store or clients. I'm proud to have strung them, because I wouldn't be...

They are absolutely gorgeous!

Nice! Those are huge, but I agree the colors aren't the best choice. I'm planning on going to philipines in 2012, I'm excited.

Hi Pattye, This is fun! I'll post some pictures in the album section. I have many, I'm gonna have to choose some.

Thanks! :) I meant making the picture smaller. I didn't people called frenchwire gimp or bullion. I use frechwire about 95% of the time, because I don't really like knot caps, and most my clients wants strictly frenchwire.

I think this is the carved shell, But the other picture looked like a pearl cut in half. I cut a few freshwater pearls in half because I wanted to see how they looked like inside when they were dyed, if the dye went all the way through, if they had beads inside and so forth. Most dyed...

I've made a few 100" inch necklace and over for stores... but I never took the pictures of them. Once I made a 180" inches necklace for a store, they store clerk told me it was for a country singer, which I totally forgot her name... anyways, I should take pictures more often... The only...

Sorry... how do I fix the picture?

What about frenchwire?

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Yes I agree, these are freshwater pearls, due to the rings and not round shape. they are also very smooth.