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Everardo Bergstrom
18-04-2025Jewelry. Seed bead ropes. And other sead bead work/ stitches
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Carla B
> 3 dayWax it or not its the best thread for beading for any weight beads.
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MA@SJ
> 3 dayI think this particular thread was mistakenly miss-labeled at the factory because I had bought small rolls of the .006 and found this is thicker. I was unable to thread a #12 needle. I like fireline but was disappointed. Because this thread is so thin it is hard to photograph. Anyway, what I got will not fit some of my beads along with the larger needle.
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j
17-04-2025Needed for seed bead jewelry making
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Lisa Lucas
> 3 dayBeen using this for years. My go to company to order from. Shipping is extra quick!
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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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Lynn
> 3 dayGood to use for Beading
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Kim Orecchio
> 3 dayThank you. Will buy again. Fireline tends to be a bit expensive.
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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. Unfortunately, I was sent the wrong color, I wanted white and not gray, so I had to return this spool of Beadsmith thread. That was the only reason it was returned. The thread itself is a good product that will last and last and not break. I sell my handmade jewelry, and the last thing I want is for a customer to return an item to me because the thread broke on them. I dont have to worry with this brand! The price is a bit high, but I feel it is worth it to have the confidence it will hold up over time.
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Jayhawk Fan
> 3 dayVery sturdy for beading.