💎 Paxcoo 0.8mm Elastic String, Stretchy Bead Cord for Bracelet Making and Jewelry crafting - 120m Crystal String Review

Liked the durability. Cord is thicker so make sure the beads you are working with will fit. Also, I recommend using a dab of superglue after tying a few knots.

Pros:* I was impressed with the stretch* Fairly clear* but strong CONS:* VERY difficult to tie. I had to knot 4 times, burn/fuse together AND use crimp beads to close. He just kept letting go no matter what. You can see what the amateur level clasps on these bracelets look like. Somehow nonsense, 3 stars for that I think only 3.5. It's a bit thicker than I'd like, at 0.8mm. Maybe a thinner caliber/circumference/thickness makes it easier to tie knots. I even tried to pull it really tight to…

A while ago I ordered another brand of this elastic transparent beading thread from Revain in various weights because I wasn't sure what to use for my gemstone . Bracelet Designs. I quickly ran out of 0.8mm and ordered it because the price-performance ratio is right and I still agree with this assessment. I've had to use the smaller size for some of the 4mm beads with smaller holes, but I mostly work with 8mm beads and this works great for this. It's thin enough to tie nicely, but strong and…

As I'm new to this stuff I have no experience with other products so I'll make this little disclaimer from the start. I searched the internet for elastic yarn and read reviews of what appeared to be the best product possible and was disappointed by complaints about the problems people were having with different brands - broken knots, stretch wear and no re-tuning etc. I got good advice from a man who recommended recommend pre-stretching the string 10 times before use, and I did that with this…

So far I'm loving this elastic cord! I was really fed up with other cords breaking and ruining my bracelets, so I started reading reviews of different cords. The review for this rubber band said it was very strong and if you try to break it with your bare hands you will only hurt your hands so I ordered it. So far I've been able to stretch it, pull it and string all sorts of beads on it and there's absolutely no risk of it breaking. The review I read also said I should use jeweler's glue to…

Although this thread is called "for beading", I have little idea how it is possible to string beads on it, and not beads (these are different things), and also try to weave something from beads with it. Therefore, I consider the name rather strange, because I know how to weave from beads. However, this is a great thing for weaving tattoo chokers. More recently, chokers have become fashionable again, but for some reason it is problematic to find them in stores. It is inconvenient to order via…