Gold and all its variations for findings

In article , Shirley Shone
writes
I will bring the catalogue for you to look at.

No sugar, maybe a thin slice of cake if it is on offer.
Low on fat and carbs.

For all who are wondering I am visiting Su on Saturday and I get to see
the SHED.


Shirley.

Have a wonderful time, and let us have all the gossip later!!
:-)
--
ally
wishing she wasnt so far south!

website: www.alcom.demon.co.uk

In article , Rachel M
writes
"Su/Cutworks" wrote in message news:cicm6v$rk1$1@herc
ules.btinternet.com...
OK, I've read the discussions on the links from Sooz's pages, and I've
looked till my eyes are sore, so I guess I can now ask here.

I've read definitions of gold filled, gold plated and vermeil, but what I
can't figure out is which would be the best to use for making jewelry. I'm
a silver sort of person myself, but on occasion if someone wants something
with gold in it, I want to be sure that I'm using the right thing. So bear
with me he
snipage
still look like gold when I'm done?

Thanks for any thoughts. I know, I'm a pest but at least I'm your pest. I
really want to just be sure when we start doing things that require AD in
the heading to putting the right stuff together.

-Su

I think gold-filled is sometimes referred to as rolled-gold over here,

Rachel

I think Rolled gold is a thinner layer of gold than gold filled.
:-)
--
ally
website: www.alcom.demon.co.uk

I thought Rolled Gold was preztels?

"ally" wrote in message
...
In article , Rachel M
writes
"Su/Cutworks" wrote in message
news:cicm6v$rk1$1@herc
ules.btinternet.com...
OK, I've read the discussions on the links from Sooz's pages, and I've
looked till my eyes are sore, so I guess I can now ask here.

I've read definitions of gold filled, gold plated and vermeil, but what
I
can't figure out is which would be the best to use for making jewelry.
I'm
a silver sort of person myself, but on occasion if someone wants
something
with gold in it, I want to be sure that I'm using the right thing. So
bear
with me he
snipage
still look like gold when I'm done?

Thanks for any thoughts. I know, I'm a pest but at least I'm your pest.
I
really want to just be sure when we start doing things that require AD
in
the heading to putting the right stuff together.

-Su

I think gold-filled is sometimes referred to as rolled-gold over here,

Rachel

I think Rolled gold is a thinner layer of gold than gold filled.
:-)
--
ally
website: www.alcom.demon.co.uk

heh...
--
Linda

"~Candace~" wrote in message
m...
: I thought Rolled Gold was preztels?
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Alcapulco Gold.. rolled..
Mem'rys... like the corners.. um.. i forget..
Diana

--
Heart and soul can make up for technical lacking in any form of art, but let
the heart be lacking and all the perfection means nothing.
"~Candace~" wrote in message
m...
I thought Rolled Gold was preztels?

"ally" wrote in message
...
In article , Rachel M
writes
"Su/Cutworks" wrote in message
news:cicm6v$rk1$1@herc
ules.btinternet.com...
OK, I've read the discussions on the links from Sooz's pages, and I've
looked till my eyes are sore, so I guess I can now ask here.

I've read definitions of gold filled, gold plated and vermeil, but
what
I
can't figure out is which would be the best to use for making jewelry.
I'm
a silver sort of person myself, but on occasion if someone wants
something
with gold in it, I want to be sure that I'm using the right thing. So
bear
with me he
snipage
still look like gold when I'm done?

Thanks for any thoughts. I know, I'm a pest but at least I'm your
pest.
I
really want to just be sure when we start doing things that require AD
in
the heading to putting the right stuff together.

-Su

I think gold-filled is sometimes referred to as rolled-gold over here,

Rachel

I think Rolled gold is a thinner layer of gold than gold filled.
:-)
--
ally
website: www.alcom.demon.co.uk