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The Beadsmith Beeswax Thread Strengthening Conditioner for Beads/Quilting/Crafting
The Beadsmith Beeswax Thread Strengthening Conditioner for Beads/Quilting/Crafting

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The Beadsmith Beeswax Thread Strengthening Conditioner for Beads/Quilting/Crafting

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  • Strengthens and conditions thread.
  • Reduces tangling and knotting.
  • Easy to Use!
  • To use, lay thread over the holder, lightly holding the long side of the thread against the side of the holder. Pull the thread through a slot and across the surface of the wax. Repeat as needed to achieve an even coating.
  • Wax: approximately 1 11/16 inch diameter, 3/8 inch high.
  • Holder: approximately 2 inch diameter, 7/16 inch high.
  • SKU: XCR-9801
  • Weight: 14 g
Additional Information
Shape Other
ITEM SHAPE Other
COLOR Natural
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The Beadsmith Beeswax Thread Strengthening Conditioner for Beads/Quilting/Crafting

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M.D.S.

Love this item.

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Jackie C
Necessary

Leave the thread conditioned, I like to use this product.

C
Cynfully
Really does reduce tangles

I recently started my first pearl project using silk and knots. Halfway through my first strand, my silk thread became hopelessly tangled/snagged. I realized too late I needed beeswax to help condition the thread. I've now completed two strands with pretty good results. The key is to remember to wax early and often. It's easy to forget to rewax the thread if one becomes too caught in the knotting process. The wax comes in a cleverly designed wheel with guides in the plastic housing. This design helps secure the thread in a manner that is easy to practice.