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I had the same question but I don't think size matters..Any would make a good stopper thread

I used TEX210 which is .5mm in diameter. You could sub anything pretty much any cord that will pass through the hole of the beads and components you're using.

Sorry. I spoke too soon as you told the cord size later.

I used TEX210 which is .5mm in diameter.

I'll have to work on that. Thank you for the feedback.

Glad it was helpful!

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I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I'm so glad you found it helpful!

Thank you for watching!😊

I kept it fairly dainty with 4mm gemstones.

No, I didn't. My granddaughter made it. It's a macrame friendship bracelet.

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You can google thick wall crimp tubes and you should be able to source them from numerous places.

1mm

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Thank you so much for the feedback. Don't give up! We all struggle at first but it passes as we learn from trial and error. 🙂

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I apologize if the video didn't seem clear. Was it the complete video or only parts of it?

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It probably depends on where you live. Prices vary greatly such as large cities compared to small country town. Also demand in your area. If I were you I would ask someone local.

A general formula: Step 1: Materials + Labor + Overhead = Break Even Point Step 2: Break Even Point + Profit = Wholesale Price Step 3: Wholesale Price x 2 = Retail Price

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It definitely depends on a few factors. The cost of materials, your time and location. I'm located in Tennessee. I have done a few local market events and I priced them at 30 dollars. I took in consideration the three factors above. I kept the cost of my materials low and I'm fairly fast at making them because I've been doing it for a long time. I felt that price point was good for my local community. They sold very well. There's really no easy answer for this question unfortunately.

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Northeast Tennessee 🙂

Where in Northeast Tennessee? I am in Johnson City

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Thank you for supporting the channel and leaving such a positive comment. I'll be posting more tutorial soon.🙂

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FDJ tools is an awesome source for jewelry making tools.

Can you send me a picture of the jump rings you're using? You can email the pictures to beadsandbabble@gmail.com they might be too light of a gauge so they're pulling apart or you could be opening and closing them incorrectly.

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My pleasure. Thank you for supporting the channel. I have some new beaded earring tutorials in the works.

Please feel free to email me at beadsandbabble@gmail.com and I can draw you instructions that might be more helpful.

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Which color combination are you interested in?

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Hello. Which chart? I can email it to you.

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I did go to the Beadman once upon a time. We moved to Tennessee last year in July.

Too bad! I was hoping to meet you. I used to vend at the Shasta Damworkers Christmas Celebration. It was a lot of fun. I hope it’s cooler in Tennessee!

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Thank you. Can definitely not a macrobé specialist. I learned the square knot because it's so versatile. The more intricate knots I am not overly familiar with but I will be making some more boho-inspired tutorials.

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