Posts from — June 2007

We recently received our order of thin headpins, 24 gauge antique copper and 24 gauge gunmetal headpins.

We thought we would post pictures of the headpins as they arrived.  What fun little "bricks" of wire, needing to be taken apart, then counted into bags of 20 and bags of 100.

 If I remember rightly, each brick represents about 10,000 headpins.

These thin headpins are much better than the normal 21-ish gauge headpins for earrings and other wire wrapping projects using small crystals and stones.

You can find the thin antique copper headpins for sale online here.

You can find the thin gunmetal headpins for sale online here.

Paul

www.ohiobeads.com

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Are you looking for a local bead store (bricks-and-mortar) in southwest Ohio, in the Cincinnati metro area, where you can see, touch and feel the beads and see, touch and feel samples made from them?  Are you looking for beading classes in person?

 
Try Ohio Beads & Gems, a bead store located in Downtown Mason, Ohio, a northeastern suburb of Cincinnati.

At Ohio Beads & Gems website, you can click on links for maps from either Mapquest or Google.

The store shares a free parking lot behind the building (turn to the East from Mason-Montgomery Road just south of the Mason-Montgomery Road intersection with Main Street (the same as State Route 42).

The store also shares onstreet parking starting about 20 feet past our front door (east of the intersection of Mason-Montgomery and Main Street, on the south side of the street).

If you're somewhat familiar with the Cincinnati area, we're west of I-71, Paramount Kings Island and The Beach waterpark; east of I-75, south of State Route 63 or State Route 741 and north of I-275.

Paul

www.OhioBeads.com – an online jewelry making e-commerce site

www.OhioBeads.com/blog/

www.ohiobeadsandgems.com

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