Need beading cord

Aug 26, 2003 5 Replies

I _sure_ I had planned ahead and had a replacement spool of Accu- flex but I can't find it anywhere! I'm reduced to using Tiger Tail. Where can I find just one small spool of thin Accu- flex, Soft-flex, whatever without worrying about high minimums and shipping costs? Just stick it in an envelope for an extra $1 or so? Or is there no such thing?



If all else fails I guess I'll have to go to Michael's for another spool of Tiger Tail. I don't dare go on-line or to a catalog to order just a _few_ extra things to make the order worth while or I'll be broke again.



Ken



These days, Michael's carries Beadalon 49 strand beading wire ... usually in a separate spot from the 'wall of findings' ...

The price isn't encouraging, but it is there in a pinch, and miles better than tigertail.

Deirdre

I don't do Ebay so I am not familiar with the stores there.

All I saw there were Hill Tribe silver, pearls, and glass beads. Searching for what I need got no hits. Perhaps I don't know how to use the site.

Ken

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Ahh! Wasn't aware! I'll look. I think I might know where you mean.

Must be better for small purchases than the usual minimum and shipping costs elsewhere - like FMG. I sure wish someone would open a bead store here.

Ken

Hi there. Hopefully this response won't be considered a tacky form of advertising, but Artbeads.com carries quite a selection of stringing materials and First-Class shipping in the US is free, with no minimum purchase. Devin @ Artbeads.com

Thanks. Just what I was looking for. I looked at your site (bookmarked it) and will be back to order soon. I like your ordering and shipping policies!

Ken

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