Category: Stringing Material
We now sell soutache cords in the Outlet.
It is a huge assortment to choose from.
Cord is available on small and large spools.
Have you ever seen a spool as big as your head?
This spool has 1000 yards of wired metallic cord.
We have a feeling you’ll never run out! This is a special Outlet addition. We have added these and we won’t be able to reorder them. If you need more than one, call us.
Price is $26.36 for the spool.
Everything you need to make your own Mala inspired jewelry is in the Outlet!
200+ new discontinued Swarovski Crystals are now in the Outlet!
We also have a lovely new assortment of cotton wax cord in the Outlet.
Canada's Longest Charm Bracelet! Charms Special Events! Stringing Material Taste of Lawrence The New Outlet!
Longest Charm Bracelet Displayed In The Outlet
When you visit the Outlet, I hope one of the first things you notice is this chain at the front door.
It looks so bright and cheerful that you may think it is just to add some colour to the cash register zone.
However, if you follow the chain you will see that it goes all the way down the whole side of the Outlet! There is no way to capture it in one photo!
Throughout the length of chain you will see the most beautiful attachments!
Some charms are simple.
And some charms are quite heavy.
The children (and children at heart) who helped to make this were all wonderful. I hope you enjoy seeing Canada’s longest charm bracelet when you visit The Outlet.
Anyone who buys embroidery thread knows that a whole bag of it at $3.00 is an amazing deal!
Plus, add in a March Sale and you are getting a bag for the price you would pay for one or two skeins.
There is a unique collection of well priced religious components in The Outlet.
This is a section of the rosary making supplies wall.
John Bead is known for these components.
You can come by and buy just one of anything you need.
Become a member (free) and get another 10% off!
Nylon Mesh is in the Outlet! This very special stringing material can be used to create so many different designs.
You can fill the mesh with interesting beads. There is a blog post on the main John Bead site showing you more about this technique.
You can also string beads over the mesh. That technique is featured in a second blog post.