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    Well, I finally took the plunge and bought 2 yards of the rhinestone banding to make some beaded sets with the usual barrettes, hair ties, choker, etc...

    Do you sew the banding on first or last? I was thinking first so you have nice straight lines, but now that I look at it, I am thinking maybe put it on last??
    ...it is what it is...

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    Originally posted by wyo_rose View Post
    Well, I finally took the plunge and bought 2 yards of the rhinestone banding to make some beaded sets with the usual barrettes, hair ties, choker, etc...

    Do you sew the banding on first or last? I was thinking first so you have nice straight lines, but now that I look at it, I am thinking maybe put it on last??


    I used it to line my sons head band for his fancy dance out fit.. and i sewed it on last as an edging.. it turned out nice... straight lines.. (but it was also an after thought) i put it on after i decided his headbanded needed to bling...

    i never thought about putting it on first... (maybe if it was on the inside of a design instead of as a border like i did) good luck with it!

    You can't double team a Triple Threat



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    • #3
      I sew mine on first but that's just me. Regardless whether it is on the inside of a design or outside as a border, I do it first. But then again, I always do my border first whether it is beads or rhinestones, that's just how I was taught to bead. I think you can do it either way. If it's straight lines, before or after would be about the same. On the curvier, detailed stuff, I would think it would be easier before because you never know quite how it will lay. Hope this helps out some.

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      • #4
        Hmmm...I'll have to try it both ways.
        ...it is what it is...

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        • #5
          If I am gonna use it as edging then it would go on last but if I use it in the middle of the design then it goes first..easier that way..glue it down first n then tack it down every other rhinestone...
          "I don't know why you never tried to tell me I was the one for you, I'm telling you my love is true and you're the only one for me -NC

          I'm not crazy I'm jus a little impaired I know right now you don't care but soon enough you're gonna think of me and how I used to be I'm not crazy jus a little unwell...-matchbox 20

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          • #6
            I was wondering who has the most decent prices

            I am looking to stock up on my beading supplies I never have enough lol. Is there a place online that has reasonable prices. I have not bought anything in a long time I have my own stuff and when my mom passed I inherited all her stuff But I dont really want to use her stuff right now. I now prices have sky rocketed I am almost afraid to look. at what a hank costs.

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            • #7
              I don't know about online prices but I got a yd at a pw this past weekend for 10.00 which I thought was a decent price for it...i only buy enough for what I need..its kinda expensive.
              "I don't know why you never tried to tell me I was the one for you, I'm telling you my love is true and you're the only one for me -NC

              I'm not crazy I'm jus a little impaired I know right now you don't care but soon enough you're gonna think of me and how I used to be I'm not crazy jus a little unwell...-matchbox 20

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              • #8
                I sew my stones on first and after I"m done beading then I glue the first and last stone. I learned the hard way, I was told to glue first and broke many needles.
                I buy my stones on line, last time I bought them on line the company gave me a bunch of yards for free for ordering from them and I got them 2 days later after I put in my order.

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                • #9
                  it all depends on how it is incorporated into the design for me... if mine is edging i do it last but if its like in the middle of the design i put it on first. alsoi glue mine first with embellishing glue...from joannas i think... then i sew it. it doesnt dry hard so the needle goes right through.
                  Oh yeah, I used to know Quentin...He's a real...He's a real Jerky

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                  • #10
                    I thought it would make a nice straight line for the beads to follow, but now that I'm starting, I see the beads make a better line for the rhinestones to follow.

                    Mine was obtained at a powwow too, for $10/yard. It was getting dark and they were dazzling, so I bought the one that was sparkling the bestest. Now I'm designing the outfit around it. Just wish I bought another yard.
                    ...it is what it is...

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                    • #11
                      Wyo, please post a pic when your ready.. your work is sooo pretty!
                      I got a fevah! And the only cure is more cowbell!!!

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                      • #12
                        Yes, I will post it along with a link to the auction. For once, I'm beading something strictly for sale. We're remodeling my gma's old house and really need the extra money.

                        I was planning the beaded set along with mocs and leggings and a matching jingle dress. But after seeing how much some nicer beaded sets are going for...I'll just sell the set with the option for the other matching items.
                        ...it is what it is...

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                        • #13
                          Ah ok..
                          I got a fevah! And the only cure is more cowbell!!!

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                          • #14
                            online source for rhinestone banding

                            I get all my rhinestone banding from eJoyce.com:

                            welcom to eJoyce.com

                            These are the high-quality Swarovski rhinestones, and you can get them in different finishes with different colors of embedded-thread, etc. And, they give discount for bulk purchases in 10-yard cards. I mainly use the Crystal AB finish with clear thread

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