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Old February 20th 07, 02:27 AM posted to rec.crafts.beads
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Default What type of bead to use?

You might try acrylic beads... are you making toys or art objects? If toys,
the acrylic beads would be tougher than glass.

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"LilaDuncan" wrote in message
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On 19 Feb, 14:48, "Sue Walker" wrote:
Have you thought about just using wooden beads? Maybe some
can be found already painted -- or you could spray paint them
yourself.... Just a thought.


Thanks for the suggestion.
Wooden beads will probably be quite tough by comparison with some
brittle types of glass beads. I have this idea that the color and
sparkle of faceted glass or crystal beads would add a lot to the
visual effect. Whether there are some
of these types of beads that are particularly tough, I've yet to
learn.

Kind regards,
Lila Duncan.



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