A bead board is a surface with a textured finish and grooves that is helpful in alligning beads. It is a very useful tool that makes the beader's task more enjoyable.

Yes, polystyrene beads are safe to use. One can learn more about polystyrene beads at popular on the web sources such as Tempo Foam, eHow, and Wise Geek.

There is a special ironing paper that you need that should come with your perler beads. Once you are done creating your design, you put the paper over it and you get an iron and move the iron around in circles so to melt the beads evenly. Then once they are melted, take the design off and put the paper on the side that hasn't been melted, then do the same thing.

Beads cost different prices depending on what beads you buy and where you buy them. You can spend $200 on one 14K gold bead or you can get a 1/2 mass (600) of beads for a few dollars. It all depends on what you want to make and what budget you set for yourself.

Buy a square board, go to Google images and search for a picture.

If you can't find it go to www.perlerlicious.weebly.com

Bath Oil Beads Can Be Purchased in Many Places. Including, but Not All Inclusive, Bath and Body Works, Herbal Stores, Walmart, and Other Various Boutiques.

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You did not specify which fruit you are looking to bead in crystal.

there's two link below that points you to one crystal apple and one strawberry tutorial (for the strawberry, just replace beads with crystal bicones) Hope this helps!

Well Brighton beads are NOT full sterling silver, so any that you find that are would be better - theoretically...

they used the hide of animals and used their blood to color the beads

Gunnar Knutsson in Vallingby, Stockholm

"How about adding clasps? A little tricky. You can tie off the warp against the beads, gather all the threads, string them through a clasp and knot them, then turn them under the piece and hide them with backing. The method I use the most often requires a bit of forethought. At the top of the piece, I weave about an inch of beads unrelated to my pattern. At the end, I weave the woof a bit, knot the ends and glue the knots, then turn under. Then I glue on a small square of hooked Velcro. (I later sew it to the piece for good measure.) At the end where I wove that extra inch of beads, I also knot and glue, but I lay the warp on top of the piece and secure the looped side of the Velcro."

For more on this technique, see the link to Beltana's beads

I couldn't figure how to answer, so i just edited.. this is my first time=).

What I usually do is add a crimp bead (4$ a pack at Jo-Anns) , then the clasp, go back through the crimp bead the way you came out, squish it, and trim end, then add a TINY amount of bead glue.

Works best with a toggle clasp=)

Pandora is a company originating in Denmark, whereas Soufeel has its orgins in UK. Both are high quality European beads, and collecting both will find you a very nice personalized variety. The Pandora beads are somewhat more artistic/abstract, whereas Soufeel tends toward more fashion styles and designs.Soufeel costs slightly less than Pandora, and is more collectible as a brand since they have already begun retiring their beads. Soufeel bracelets can be found on some celebrities.

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Excellent crafts for kids can be painting or modeling clay. With the clay they can use cookie cutters and have hand-eye coordination. Painting they can use their imagination.

It depends. I have seen many clay african beads

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Malte Haaning Plastic A/S was founded by Malte Haaning in 1961. The company started off by making plastic drinking straws, then developed its production to include items such as cocktail sticks, skipping ropes, fly swatters, bird feeders and a host of other fun things.

When there turned out to be a greater demand for beads than manufacturers at that time were able to cope with, Malte Haaning decided to give this a go.

Midi Beads first saw the light of day in 1971, and even now they are by far our biggest sellers. The Mini and Maxi sizes came into being later.

In 1984, the HAMA name was registered as a trademark. It derives from the name of the founder of the company: HA = the first two letters of his surname, and MA = the first two letters of his first name.

There are many varieties of beads, and size matters when buying a strand. If the bead is particularly small, like a seed bead, there are usually 100 or more on a strand. If they are a bigger bead,you can expect to get anywhere from 8 - 23 on a strand. Of course, this all depends on the seller,and if they make the beads themselves. Lampwork beads are on the more expensive side, like I bought some handmade glassblown lampwork Christmas Tree beads at a bead show. They were about an inch long in height and I got 7 on a strand for $6. This is about a $1.20 per bead. I hope my info was helpful, have a fun time beading!

In the UK, seed beads come in tubes and bags and the bead seller should have a list handy to say how many beads are in a particular tube or bag. In the bead shop where I work, the 10grm tubes of size 11 seed beads have approximately 1,000 beads in them, the bags of 100 grams have approx 10.000 in them.

when a friendship bracelet curls, you're not doing it right, one knot, is made out of two knots.

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