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Nearby resources for *making* jewelry?
I have several stones from a beach trip with a friend, that look better when wet. I'd like to make jewelry out of them in a way that will keep water locked around either one stone (for a necklace), or several stones (for a bracelet). A custom-sized glass container (that also holds it still on the inside), or shrink-wrapping them in durable but clear plastic, seem like my only options.
Any ideas for people / places nearby that might be able to help me with this?
Any ideas for people / places nearby that might be able to help me with this?
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My sister had one of those and that did make rocks look quit nice, but I think it was a bit annoying to run? too long ago
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I miss Spark Crafts. The few times I've been into Beadworks I've had run-ins with unhelpful store clerks and generally felt unwelcomed. I like to support local companies whenever possible but didn't feel good about spending my money at Beadworks, and just ordered a bunch of new jewelry supplies online this week.
Any other recommendations for bead stores in the area, folks?