wooden dowels
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odd_ducky
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2 years, 11 months ago by odd_ducky
where do you guys get your wooden dowels and/or what measurements bc I really want to get some off Amazon but there's all these lengths and measurements and rodufjksoxjfndksbut like I want a good normal size,, what I've done in the past is cut wooden skewers sooooooo yeah idek what I'm looking for |
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rjmd17
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2 years, 11 months ago by rjmd17
@odd_ducky, I don't know where you're from, but in Canada I get my dowels from Dollarama, a dollar store that sells some craft supplies. I get two different sizes, the smaller ones, which are 3/16" x 12", which I use for smaller wall hangings (and ornaments), probably up to 25-ish strings; and 1/4" x 12", which I use for larger wall hangings. The smaller ones come 20 in a pack for $1.25, and the larger ones come 10 in a pack for $1.25 also. I actually checked amazon and they seem really expensive there.What I do is knot whatever I'm doing on the dowel, and I get my dad to saw it off when I'm done, then I use the rest of the dowel for another project. Hope this helps! |
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odd_ducky
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2 years, 11 months ago by odd_ducky
@rjmd17 thank you!!!
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emma_07
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2 years, 11 months ago by emma_07
You could also use wooden skewers and cut off the pointy side
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chloe_kh
Bracelet King
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2 years, 11 months ago by chloe_kh
i got mine from micheals and they work really well!
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meadowcow
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2 years, 11 months ago by meadowcow
I use single-use chopsticks! I use a knife to create a rivet around the spot I want to cut, and snap it in that place with my hands. Then I use sandpaper to make it smooth and it works 🙃
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