Can It be used when making charm bracelets? Are the links big enough for individual lobster claps??? Please answer asap and thanks :)
1071722
Although the links are small, I was able to use the chain for charm bracelets with small toggle and lobster clasp. So I believe the answer to your question is yes. Peace & Blessings!
1610836
I do not know about using this product for gold jewelry . I just used it for silver items. Sorry for replying so late.
1283409
No the holes are too small but you could get little metal rings to attach the charms to the bracelet with
259067
I used it to repair a broken small wooden sculpture and it worked perfect for that. I haven't tried it for jewelry making, but imagine it should work.
164506
I saw this article on the website: "DO NOT USE BAR KEEPERS FRIEND ON: Gold, silver, pewter, marble, lacquered metals, or anodized aluminum". Hope this helps.
501178
Yes, totally fine. As a somewhat cheaper thread, it is more prone to breaking and tangling than other better-made embroidery floss, but it is completely serviceable for making friendship bracelets. Personally, I would recommend combining cheap thread with some better thread in each bracelet if you can afford it, as I really have found this thread to tangle much easier than some other brands. All that said, if this is all that fits your price point then there's no question that it works just fine for bracelet making. Clear nail polish can be used on the ends to help prevent fraying.
295120
I think so. If you have the fun loom starter kit. Also you can find many of "how to" videos, Look up FunLoom on YouTube. Most of the videos are done by kids. I'm sure that you and your child will have fun looming. My daughter is 16, she loves it. She likes to teach me to make different types of bracelets. I hope I helped you out. Have fun!
1441067
Taylor ... those bracelets are NOT real elephant hair ... those are replicas using plastic strings ...I know because I felt in the tramp ... if you want to use it as an accessory it´s fine and harmless to elephants ...
1935142
These are smaller than an inch. I bought to make charms for bracelets. Hope this helps.
1989386
If you mainly want to do "growing" type bracelets it's better. The regular loom gives you way more options tho. Personality I suck at trying to find the correct band to hook on reg loom so I like finding things I can make on monster. But it is limited. A lot of stuff u can make on monster IS possible on rainbow but easier on monster. Bands tend to slip off easier on monster. But I still prefer it for what I like to make
524286
It depends on the charms. I use them to hold spare gemstones and they tend to stay in place. I would recommend the product as it's not fairly expensive but be aware that certain jar have loose caps so charms of larger sizes may not allow the jar to close properly. For gemstones that are large and in containers that are loose, I just push down on the Styrofoam and that usually does the job.
1410003
I use it to change treble hooks on fishing baits, but I would guess it's strong enough for charm bracelets.
1541611
I don't own this specific product, but I learned jewelry making with a torch this size. I think these guys just don't know about jewelry making. :|
1099128
Don't know, I am just starting to use this since I was 12, back in the '60s :-/ That would be a question for the jewelers. Apologies .
455100
I use them for lobster, the first bobber or buey is just to keep the rope that connects to the rings floating up high enough from the ring so that the rope doesn't get in the way of the crab or lobster walking on to the ring, you can search "hoop netting" on youtube for live shots of other folks using them, right now I have decided to change to the Promar Hoop Nets, check them out too..
1749704
I haven't made jewelry with them yet but unless you pull on the links (I mean grab a handful of link and tug) they aren't going to budge. I'm currently making a vest and the thing hasn't pulled itself apart with its own weight so you should be fine. You certainly can't manipulate these just with fingers or teeth (sorry for the image).
187265
Absolutely. I use it mostly for bracelets but it would work great for watches too. It is very artistic looking with all of my colorful bracelets hanging from it.