i want to make necklaces from the giant, wooden beads i bought, but i do not know what string to use. I thought of buying chains, but i would like something lighter and maybe also cheaper. hmm.. string-hunt.
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▶ Mins: IT was very good chocolate! -notice the cute card she made me too !
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▶ Emma: non are left...
▶ Lisen: i was so happy she chose the summer chocolates with berries for me :)
▶ Gracia: i often forget about white chocolate for long stretches of time and then rediscover and l o v e it :)
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oh i missed 2 posts! the blankets looks so so so great!! sure the baby will look cute under them :)
and the chocolates look delicious, as the package promises already!
no idea what kind of string you could use, but cant wait to see you wearing this necklace!
Your beads are very cool ; and your blankets! I'm sewing stuff for the baby too, have made a changing mattress so far, but was thinking of a blanket too :)
I would use some kind of string as metal chain would be too heavy considering the size of the beads. I love the hugeness! That drink looks tasty... what is it?
what about using air craft cable? It is lots of little metal wires twisted together to make a big wire! very strong!
hey mette!
i'm happy you enjoyed the chocholate! i bought a bunch of wooden-pices (it was actually the czech-version of brio-toys) and a bunch of ropes for curtains. there are so many lovely colours and they goes really good with wood-pieces too.
ps. megan whitmarsh's stuff is in malmo now and they are WONDERFUL!
take care!
I've made something like that last year, I used a thin chain actually, it was great! Dont have to be expensive eithere!
may be you can use a 1,5cm ribbon? so you can also give colour with it to your necklace.
Me too, I say ribbon (so easy to tie up in a big bow and soft on the neck!)
Where did you find those beads?
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