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thank you for the welcome :)
Thank you for accepting me. I am busy with beads for about 18 month now. Still have to learn a lot. It is nice being here.
Thank you for the welcome. Glad to be here.
Thanks for welcoming me. I really hope I am going to enjoy meeting all the nice people here.
I have used NYMO thread. Although it is not my favorite, when I need matching thread color I reach for the NYMO. The size D is equivalent to 6 lb test Fireline in size. DO NOT use it without a conditioner or you will have lots of problems. The 00 is the finest size and the 0 is fine and it is thicker as you go through ABCD etc.
Thanks for welcoming me to the site. I don't have many patterns of my own yet but I do teach a group of Senior Ladies and their favorite is RAW also. They are an enthusiastic group and I am always looking for patterns to share with them... (Only 1 uses a computer so I have to have patterns I can share.)
I have been making jewelry for many years but have really been into it in the past 10 years.
Thank you so much for your welcoming words. Looking forward to participate with other bead enthusiasts like me.
Thank you for having me!! As to the question about the Nymo thread, the B is small and the D is large, (think of bra cups) LOL This comes from a website I like and I think is the best explanation I have seen, you will just have to compare the materials that she is talking about to similar things you would be working with. But it explains the threads very well, even some I didn't know about.
Thanks for the welcome, Ann! Your photos are beautiful. I'll get some pics of my work up soon, I hope (it involves bugging my husband, the photographer). I'm so glad I found this site and I'm sure I'm going to spend hours and hours here!
Thank you.
It's lovely how I'm being made welcome.
I'm just getting back to beading and have been exploring the site and it's wonderful.
Thank you for the welcome. I look forward to interacting in this community!!!
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