Lacys Stiff Beading Foundation Cabochons Review

Too expensive per sheet. Notice how small the photo is so you can't tell how many leaves are in it. At the bottom of the page in the description it says 1 leaf, barely noticeable. Buy it locally and get double the bang for the buck.

I embroider with beads. The backing fabric requirements are quite strict as cabochons and beads can be very heavy and delicate designs require the edges to be cut very close to the thread. Rigid Lacey is a hard-wearing non-woven fabric that is similar to upholstery. It does everything it says on the tin and I agree with other reviewers that this is the best bead base, especially for heavier and more detailed work. a competitor site that sells this item for a few bucks less, but even a cursory…

I wanted hair pins for Making beads hair (and maybe doing some more with cabochons in the future) so I needed some assistance. I did a little research and came across this product (20 years ago when I started, before my long hiatus from beadwork, I used cardboard. It was tough on my needles and fingers. It's so much easier and I never will go back to cardboard! ) I'm happy with it. It's easy to use. I don't usually sketch designs, but if you wish, I tested it and was able to get the marker to…