Beading

A glass pearl has a round glass bead under the pearl coating. A Swarovski pearl has a round Swarovski crystal bead under the pearl coating.

They would take a ruler and measure the strand of beads.

There are Swarovski shops in Dublin. They are in Blanchardstown, Grafton Street and Henry Street. You can also find their priducts in in the House of Fraser in Dundrum and in H. Samuel shops. There is a Swarovski shop in Crok on Princess Street. Try any of these. Contact details for them can be found on the Swarovski website. See the link below.

The beads in a rosary can be all the same, if that's the way you want to do it.Sometimes the "Our Father" beads are 1mm to 2mm larger.

Either way you decide to do it is correct.

Yes it can. It actually has a lower melting point than silver, so it can be manipulated with a commerical soldering iron.

Yes, any wire can be used for jewelry craft. It all depends on the effect you want to have in your design. If you are going for fine jewelry, of course it would be better if you used silver wire. However, especially for trial beading, the less expensive wire will work just fine. I would suggest that you work carefully as steel wire is less flexible than beading wire and can "bite" you.

There are 25.4mm to one (1) inch, so there would be approximately six (6) 4mm beads per inch. If buying a 16" hank of 4mm bicone beads, you would be buying approximately 100 4mm beads.

Most Catholic churches have them, but quality is lacking on the "giveaways". There are places online to get nicer one's. just search "rosary".

Lampwork glass beads are often used to make jewelry. Some examples of this jewelry can be found online at Lampwork-Beads-Glass, Zacoo, and Lima Beads.

Put each necklace in a small "Glad" bag. You can zip it up and see through the plastic to find the color you want. It also prevents all the strings of beads from tangling. *There is also another way. I own a bead store. What we do is take plastic bags and cut strips out of them. This creates a "loop" of plastic. Take the loop thru all of the strands you want grouped. Then either tie the strip (most secure) or loop the strip thru itself, much like you would hook two rubberbands together. Once you have these groups tied you can then pick them up by the tie strip. Sometimes we even loop a strip thru the small groups to create a larger group. We have been using this method for many years. You can also cut strips of paper, slip them thru the strands you want grouped and staple the band around the groups. Have fun at Mardi Gras

The Rosary was developed as an aid to support the faithful in their prayers. Specific prayers are not so much assigned to each bead as there is a bead to mark each prayer.

What you may be referring to is "butt beads" One partner inserts them into the other partner's anus and pulls them out at the time of orgasm. Some pull them out all at once and others pull the beads out slowly one at a time.

Going of weight of real hama beads there should be about 16000 beads but that is only if the weigh the same.

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They are a stimulating pleasure toy for one's anus. It looks like a thick string of pearls, with beads usually lined smallest to largest depending on the penetration preference. Can be used by oneself or with a partner(s).

The general correlation is the lower the gauge number, the heavier the wire diameter gets. For specifics, see related link.

This should tell you all you want to know. :) just copy and paste this to you address bar. This is a link to some videos explaining how to do this! http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=how+to+wire+wrap+jewelry&aq=2&oq=how+to+wire+wr

Step 1 Find matching beads that are as even as possible. Put one bead on a headpin. Step2

Use chain-nose pliers to make a loop in the headpin above the bead. You can make it as big or as small as you like.

Step3 Attach the ear wire to the loop you just made. The ear wire is the part of the earring that goes through the ear. They come in many styles and types. Choose the one that works best for your project.

Step4 Hold the loop with flat-nosed finishing pliers. Wrap the remaining end of the headpin around the length between the loop and the bead. Make the wrapping as tight as possible. You can use your other pliers to assist you.

Step5 Clip the end of the wire after you have wrapped as much as possible. Use your pliers to push down the clipped end. Use a file on any sharp edges, if needed. Repeat Steps 1 through 5 to make the second earring.

Orvis.com sells Styrofoam beads for dog beds. $6.00 a bag.

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It depends on how much money you are willing to invest. If you simply want to tumble polish the stones and then drill a hole, the cost is comparitively minimal. If you want to cut gemstones and polish them then you are speaking of some serious money. The process of tumbling semiprecious gemstone is fairly simple, but the results can be less than desirable. Unless you are considering learning jewel craft, it is better to buy your working material pre cut.

There are approximately 1,200 beads in a mass.

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