How to Use a Bead Board
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
Once you have determined that your beaded jewelry item (necklace, bracelet, anklet, whatever it is) you can remove the piece from the bead board and finish it off using your choice of finishing technique, such as a crimp bead or a bead tip. The bracelet pictured was finished off using crimp beads.
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- Bead Board Description
- Bead Boards for Multiple Strand Jewelry
- First Step When Using a Bead Board
- Next Step - Arranging the Beads
- Start Stringing Beads
- Finishing the Jewelry Piece
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