What is your thought for use for making anklets? I need something that is strong but not stiff.
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I have been using this type of bead thread for a very long time, since using this type of thread. It is very rare that out of all the jewelry pieces I have made, I can count on one hand the times I have had anything break, with this thread. You wait when you try it, you will see how strong it is. Happy beading!!
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I like Boye hooks because of the pointed head. Bates are kind of square and not good for small stitches. Use what with you are comfortable with.
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I used some of the screwins on a tree, but they weren't really getting hit to bad with the sun or elements, but i would think they would be alright they are super sturdy, really had materiel its almost like real rock. Good luck!
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Use any strong stationary object like a pole , brick , or gate. Use anything that is going to take your weight
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Well, you could definitely put beads on it, it's thin enough, however, it is also quite strong (I hung a large, solid wood welcome sign on my front door with it). So it's less pliable than it looks. I did tie knots in it, but they are visible ... you can't make them really small, at least I couldn't. But I don't have a lot of strength in my hands, so perhaps you would fare better.
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its too lightweight for that..only flowers very lite weight nails in it//mine broke in two spots and not easy to fix..bamboo. I would use metal screen affixed(stapled) to a couple of treated wood posts.
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i think lowcost hardware would work fine. i purchased just some small hooks. i actually was unable to use mine though. the corners on the triangle are too sharp and i was unable to make it work against my house. and i tried many different positions. i would think the square one would work better.
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I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
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If you go to the tommy copper online site - they have a chart showing in inches the measurement to the corresponding size - depending on which item you are looking at. That is how i measured my ankle piece. The ankle piece is very shear - unlike most supports - I do not know if that is consistent throughout the line. I am very pleased with mine - it is not a miracle cure - but i think it has definitely helped reduce the pain in my ankle.
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Absolutely not! This is strictly meant for small jewelry projects! I'd check your local hardware store!
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It maybe, may I suggest small, ankle wraps/ braces to give you extra room. Hand wraps 180 or 108 inches for ankles. YouTube Muay Thai ankle wrapping, for better support on ankles and feet, prevent any injury ligaments, tendances, cartilages, especially brusing (flesh or bones) and soreness. Have healthy, safe work out. Take care, remember try to have fun, enjoyable workout and self defense.
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Good for shoes, men's and women's. Flat heel women's ankle boots should be OK.
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Chris, I don't see any issue with it fitting into a Ankle or higher boot. I think it would work fine for that. I didn't even consider that until you asked. Great idea.
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I would go with studs. These are really meant more for paper or hard, flat surfaces.
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I'm a 9.5 and I got a medium. Fit well and did its job pretty well. I actually tweeked my ankle during basketball one time with it on...maybe 6 months in. It definitely helped, but doing that made me look for something even more sturdy. I use the ASO Ankle Stabilizing Orthosis - Black - Medium instead and really like it. It gives a lot more stability. It's made well and I find it fast to put on as well. I would get tripped up at times with the royce lacing-if you're familiar with old ice skates you'll know what I mean. You have to make sure you're on the hook right or you have to relace it. The aso is slightly more bulky but doesn't hinder anything for me. The aso happens to be cheaper than the royce right now as well, so you may want to check that one out as well-and the ratings. Good luck in you choice. And may your ankle be safe in its endeavours ;)
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I used finishing nails. I tried heavy duty staples first but did not like how they held. The nails hold the rope much tighter to the post.
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It is strong, but it's still aluminum, I suppose if you didn't use too much force. I think I'd just buy a boat hook.