Just a plain post with no dangles. I want to be able to buy the supplies and maybe see a demo on line. I can’t find a website that claims to have beads with a hole in one side to be used for studs. Does anyone have any info on where I could look? I know I would have to glue them on somehow or something. I can’t find any info.

I want to make personalized jewelry using pearls and crystals and I know you could get them for cheap in bead stores. Any idea which stores in L.A. sell them?

These need to be smooth & round and preferably have that creamy/vintage look. But the main thing is, they need to be very LARGE. Could be real pearl or faux / glass etc. Can’t seem to find beads like these anywhere. Thanks!

I am looking for something easy and relatively safe. I have used acid dyes for wool and silk, and fiber-reactive dyes for plant fibers. I can find the sizes and shapes I want, but not the color.

I’ve got quite a lot of them, but don’t know how to tell if they are the real deal. They look right and they feel cold to touch, but they seemed a bit cheap to be real.

How do I tell ?

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