Review on Beadalon Elonga 0.7mm White 25 Meter Beading & Jewelry Making Wire by Kelsey Brown

Never buy elastic! They stretch too much (i.e. weak) and the strands have snapped! I got this by accident. This "elong" style is made by Beadalon which is usually a very reputable beading company but I wish they didn't sell this material. I'm pretty sure it's still bought by people who like to tie knots easily. But it's not worth it if they keep stretching, fraying and falling apart! Easy-to-tie knots don't make a bracelet or necklace durable. On the other hand, the Beadalon "elasticity" cord (from 0.5 to 0.8) is reliable. I admit, that this kind of bungee cord is very difficult to tie, and 0.8 will not go through some beads. (Needless to say 1mm isn't for tiny beads but it stays strong). Any simple elastic stretch cord (not strands) is well worth the effort and practice it takes to tie a knot. *Sometimes the solution to this problem is to tie a larger knot, but use a crimp bead over the knot to secure it. The second method is to use a decorative bead with a large hole to pull the knot inward and hide it: this actually gives the piece a special look that is 'unique' to the craftsman. (I have not found adhesive products to be fully effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please, take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. It goes without saying, but he will stay strong). Any simple elastic stretch cord (not strands) is well worth the effort and practice it takes to tie a knot. *Sometimes the solution to this problem is to tie a larger knot, but use a crimp bead over the knot to secure it. The second method is to use a decorative bead with a large hole to pull the knot inward and hide it: this actually gives the piece a special look that is 'unique' to the craftsman. (I have not found adhesive products to be fully effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. Of course, but he will stay strong). Any simple elastic stretch cord (not strands) is well worth the effort and practice it takes to tie a knot. *Sometimes the solution to this problem is to tie a larger knot, but use a crimp bead over the knot to secure it. The second method is to use a decorative bead with a large hole to pull the knot inward and hide it: this actually gives the piece a special look that is 'unique' to the craftsman. (I have not found adhesive products to be fully effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. *Sometimes the solution to this problem is to make a larger knot but use a crimp bead over the knot. to repair something. The second method is to use a decorative bead with a large hole to pull the knot inward and hide it: this actually gives the piece a special look that is 'unique' to the craftsman. (I have not found adhesive products to be fully effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. *Sometimes the solution to this problem is to tie a larger knot, but use a crimp bead over the knot to secure it. The second method is to use a decorative bead with a large hole to pull the knot inward and hide it: this actually gives the piece a special look that is 'unique' to the craftsman. (I have not found adhesive products to be fully effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. I have found adhesive products to be totally effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. I have found adhesive products to be totally effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. I have found adhesive products to be totally effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. I have found adhesive products to be totally effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. I have found adhesive products to be totally effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. I have found adhesive products to be totally effective). It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords. It is best to tie 2-3 knots and pull them, to make sure they are tight. But please take my advice and avoid stranded bungee cords.