To attach beading chain to a clasp, you will need to use a crimp end, for example, the Sterling Silver 1.2mm Fancy Crimp End (SS-CREND01) on each end of the chain. You will then attach your clasp to the ring on the crimp end with an open jump ring.
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answered 2 years, 7 months ago
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Hi Bert, I always use an open jump ring. I try to make sure the jump ring is a smaller gauge than my chain so it won't allow the chain to slip through. On occassions I have dotted a bit of glue where the jump ring meets just to make sure the chain won't fall through the tiny slit. Victoria
answered 2 years, 8 months ago
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What size should I use?
I would like to glue rhinestones to my daughters converse. Which size of stone should I use and which glue? Thanks, Cary
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Which size you should use is entirely up to you, and should be based on the design you want to make.
As far as glue, I like e-6000, which you can get here at artbeads : http://www.artbeads.com/e6000-01.html It dries crystal clear and will stick pretty much any two things together!
answered 2 years, 6 months ago
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Mystic Pesto
- Worcester, MA
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What would cause my beaded bracelets to be too stiff when finished?