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Question: has anyone bought jewellery (wholesale) from bead paradise.com India?

Answer: No, I haven't. But what you can do is see if they have ...

No, I haven't. But what you can do is see if they have a "feedback" or "guest book" section, where you can refer to what other people have said about their products/service. Or look for contact details and ask things like, "what feed back have you gotten" or "how long has your business been running". Maybe buy something that is very low in price and see what happens. Good luck to you.

Question: what are some cool things I can do to a plain white Tye shirt I have sharpies,scissors,beads,and cloth?

Answer: write on it! =D

write on it! =D

Answer: use the scissors to cut it to pieces, wear only patches of ...

use the scissors to cut it to pieces, wear only patches of cloth to cover your breasts, attach them around the back using the beads, use the sharpies to draw on your face to look like a woman in warpaint. Did I get it all?

Answer: Well for starters I would take the sharpie and make all your ...

Well for starters I would take the sharpie and make all your friends sign it.And with the cloth you can make some cool designs on the shirt with orwithout the beads.

Answer: The hottest thing would be to leave it plain and just wear ...

The hottest thing would be to leave it plain and just wear it without a bra.

Answer: make skirt

make skirt

Answer: cut little slits on each side and then tie them together ...

cut little slits on each side and then tie them together comes out as little bow type things. pretty sweet. then you can put the beads on the knots if you'd like.

Answer: cut it straight up to the collar or arround there(on the ...

cut it straight up to the collar or arround there(on the back part) then cut it sideways evenly on both sides then tie them together.....cut the sleeves off.....and witht the sharpy right your favorite band in BOLD letters in the front of the shirt.....with stars hearts and everything

Question: Can you please tell me which is the best beading wire/thread for making fresh water pearl necklaces?

I dont like a stiff look, I need something durable and strong!

Answer: Silk is considered one the best. Nylon is also good. But ...

Silk is considered one the best. Nylon is also good. But there are some new materials available that beaders have been experimenting with. Check out this page on Pearl-Guide.com. It discusses several types of thread. http://www.pearl-guide.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1594

Answer: Hi there, any silk thread will be good for freshwater ...

Hi there, any silk thread will be good for freshwater pearls. I wouldn't advise using anything else as this type of bead is quite soft. hope this helps. x

Question: Where can I find a red pearl necklace that looks like the one marge simpson wears? Big red beads.?

Answer: Try your local thrift shops, like Salvation Army, Goodwill, ...

Try your local thrift shops, like Salvation Army, Goodwill, or St. Vincent de Paul. You are more likely to find gaudy, old, fashion and costume jewelry at those places.

Answer: Go to Forever 21, or H&M. I went the other day with...

Go to Forever 21, or H&M. I went the other day withsister and she was trying them on.

Question: Beaded Badge Holders..?

I make beaded jewelry, such as bracelets, necklaces, anklets, etc. I dropped my son off at school the other day and one of the teachers commented on my bracelet and wanted to know where I got it. I told her I made it myself and now I have gotten an enormous request from the teachers at the school if I can make them beaded badge holders.(Teachers are required to wear identification around their neck to ensure the safety of the students) I have never had this type of request and was wondering if anyone knows of any website I could go to, to give me visual ideas so that I know what I am doing. Thanks alot!!

Answer: Just make what you've always made.

Just make what you've always made.

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