How Do I Make Earrings?
Carolyn from Shreveport, LA
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RE: How Do I Make Earrings?
I also use E6000 for my bead and lapidary projects. Strong stuff, but you need a little patience for it to set up. 5 minute epoxy works great, too, and fast!
Post by takilasunrise
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I make alot of jewelry and always use E6000, it is a great glue.
Post By Laurie (Guest Post)
RE: How Do I Make Earrings?
Thanks for this question. I have an old bracelet from which two stones have fallen off, and I didn't have any idea of what type of glue to buy to glue them back on. I was getting ready to write in, but you beat me to it!
Post by susanmajp
RE: How Do I Make Earrings?
go to website:
www.thistothat.com
You can find out anything you need to know about glues there.
Post By RhondaP (Guest Post)
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YES, E-6000 works great for jewelry & many other things including broken pottery too!
Read This about jewelry glues:
http://www.certificate.net/wwio/fav20.shtml
Here's some cool pictures & ideas for wire-work earrings: (no soldering needed)
http://www.wigjig.com/earrings.htm
Do any of you out there know what the name is of that great jewelry glue is that comes with a super pointy, super tiny, long tip??? Post me note here on ThriftyFun. Thanks!
Post by Cyinda
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The best glue I have ever used for jewelry is called E6000. It's in a metal tube, and it's fantastic. You can get it at most craft stores.
Post by Beth - MA
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The last couple times I went to the library they had several new books on jewelry making. If your library doesn't have any books about jewelry making go to a bookstore(just read the part you need, you don't have to buy it!).
Post by perfume and powder
RE: How Do I Make Earrings?
Carolyn, Could you maybe find out at Hobby
Lobby? I hope you have one of these stores
in your town. I love shopping there. If not I'll
bet a Hobby store could tell you. J. B.
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