Beadsmith Fireline Braided Bead Thread, 4-Pound, 50 Yards (Smoke Grey)
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Chana_Simcha
> 3 dayI absolutely love using Fireline for making jewelry. Depending on the color of the beads, I’ll either use the smoke color or clear. It’s extremely strong, I’ve never had a problem with the quality no matter where I am in the spool.
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happy1
Greater than one weekfor doing my beadwork.
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Eva Almasi
> 3 dayIt is perfect to beading
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Gregg
> 3 dayHaving caught a 33 lb. catfish with this line speaks for it self. Only Braid I have used for 10 years. 8 lb. works for a lot of fresh water fish. Polymer knot and its fishing time.
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elzora
> 3 dayI love the Beadsmith line, and when I have a project that calls for small seed beads, this is my go to brand. Its very thin, easy to thread into a needle (even with a tiny hole) and it is STRONG. Michaels uses this thread in the bead classes they offer.
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Brain Kemmer III
> 3 dayI do a lot of beadwork and this has been a game changer as to how sturdy my work comes out. Vary happy with this product
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zabka
> 3 dayI use Fireline of various strengths and thicknesses for seed beading. It’s a good, durable thread and is easy to use, ie doesn’t tangle or break.
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Dbshell
> 3 dayA professional bead artist friend told me this is the best beading thread.. yes beading. And she knows her stuff. Works great but know that you have to cut it with little kids scissors.. don’t ask me why.
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Genevieve
> 3 dayMerci jadore ce fil a perler :)
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nmart
Greater than one weekthanks