🧵 Beadsmith Fireline Braided Bead Thread, 6-Pound, 50 Yards (Smoke Grey): Strong and versatile beading thread for your crafting needs Review

I have used Fireline crystals of various sizes and smoke colors for many years. I've tried other types of beading wire and rope but nothing compares. I do all types of beadwork including beadwork and beadwork. I even use Fireline to thread small beads onto chains to hold the pendants I make. It costs a little more money. I know my jewelry will last for many years.

This is the BEST beading yarn - what's not to love? FireLine braided beading thread is the only recommended beading thread used for single or multiple row beads. This thread rocks! It is extremely STRONG and will stand the test of time! I use this to make ALL my braided bead jewelry. All bracelets shown are handwoven by me using THIS PRECISE FIRELINE beading thread sold right here at Revain! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002TIUYBG/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_9

Fireline will not break. Sometimes you can't even cut. I have some tailors who cut it and some who don't. A Fireline necklace has a swing that you can't match with a cable, no matter how thin the cable. For now, I only use cords when there are issues with weight or sharpness, such as B. heavy beads or hand-cut glass beads that move a lot. Crystal Fireline is almost invisible, although all colors go very well with your creation. It also doesn't tangle, but be aware that it's adamant when it does