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  1. 07-07-2011, 02:34 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mastershake View Post
    This will sound humorous but Hobbie Lobbie in the jewelry section. It took a while but I found beads that fit my 1/16 brass rods perfectly and had the looks I wanted.
    I thought they looked familiar! Check out my John Milner Redwedge in the custom builts and restorations! I really like Hobby Lobby! Just me and lots of women in there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mastershake View Post
    This will sound humorous but Hobbie Lobbie in the jewelry section. It took a while but I found beads that fit my 1/16 brass rods perfectly and had the looks I wanted.
    Many Thanks, Mastershake. 'An excellent idea.
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    A quick check w/ the lovely bride, and my hand now holds perfectly suitable examples. I checked Hobby Lobby, but would have to order online or drive 168 miles. Bride says she got them at the jewelry and bead shows. They're sterling. I'll have to figure out how to peen w/out smashing the decor. Thanks again, Mastershake.
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    Those "beads" work well for a decorative third pin as well...just ensure your monkey tail will clear.
    Southeastern Oklahoma/Northeastern Texas helper. Please don't hesitate to contact me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    I thought they looked familiar! Check out my John Milner Redwedge in the custom builts and restorations! I really like Hobby Lobby! Just me and lots of women in there!
    I'm there too sharptonn, get weird looks from the ladies being a burly helicopter crew chief in the jewelry section but who cares!
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    Quote Originally Posted by pinklather View Post
    Many Thanks, Mastershake. 'An excellent idea.
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    A quick check w/ the lovely bride, and my hand now holds perfectly suitable examples. I checked Hobby Lobby, but would have to order online or drive 168 miles. Bride says she got them at the jewelry and bead shows. They're sterling. I'll have to figure out how to peen w/out smashing the decor. Thanks again, Mastershake.
    Glad to help!!!
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    Very nice work, classic simplicity is always a winner.
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