Monday, December 19, 2011
The End of a big Nymo Spool
Last week, I did it. I finished off my very first big spool of size D Nymo beading thread. I purchased my first large spool in 2005. I was beading more and more, constantly running out of the tiny spools so I decided to get the big spool. 3 ounces, approximately 1,584 yards. If you like using nymo, I do encourage people to get the large spool because the thread is actually stronger than the small spools. I only use black and white thread when I bead, but they have started making this size spool in more colors.
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I am glad to hear they are putting these large spools out in other colors. I use the large spool for black but I usually use c-lon for colors because it is stronger than the nymo and I love color!
Jessie, I just noticed that they are offering the big spools in colors on www.firemountaingems.com. I'm thinking about getting slme to offer other colors to my workshoppers.
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