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Applying beads, rhinestones, and flat back accents to your jewelry base becomes easy when you get The Bead Buddy Bead Positioners. They're designed with wax on one end, and straight forks on the other. Simply place the bead on the tool, apply glue, and then adjust and press to adhere to the desired spot. You can also use these rhinestone positioners for scrapbooking and craft projects.
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
The Thread Lady from
Great Tool for anyone who works with beads!
I use this Bead Positioner constantly and I use it as a tool for more than just positioning. I pick up beads and other small jewelry findings with the wax end. It's so much easier to pick up whatever I need from a bunch of objects on my bead tray or mat using this tool instead of using tweezers since I know the bead won't fall off. It's great that you get two tools per package because I use both of them. I use one for picking up and setting beads only, and I use the other one when there's a bead or other object that has something on it that might come off and stick to the wax. That way one tool is free of glitter and sparkles that might get transferred to a bead, crystal or finding. I just opened my third package of these Positioners that I've bought in the last two years. Since they're very reasonably priced, especially when bought with a coupon or on sale, I treat myself to a new set every few months. One warning---keep them in a cool place, away from any heat because the wax ends become too soft to use if the temperature is too high. I found out how heat affects them after leaving them in my non air-conditioned Arizona Room last spring when the temperatures were in the upper 90's. I tried to use them once the room cooled down in the evening but they'd melted too much and were unusable. Now I bring my tool stand into the air-conditioned house when I pack up at night and I haven't had any problems since I started doing this.
Date published: 2017-06-01